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Canberra Bookstores
Paperchain Bookstore 34 Franklin Street, Manuka 02 6295 6723
Canberra’ s leading independent bookstore is a delight. 16000 titles in stock across a wide range of subjects and a knowledgeable and friendly staff makes this store prefect for those in need of a light read or a weighty tome.
Gaslight Books Unit 10, 83 Wollongong Street, Fyshwick 02 6239 3633 (Leading specialist crime, horror and science fiction bookstore)
National Library Bookshop Parkes Place, Parkes, Canberra 02 6262 1424 (Great selection of Australian titles, fiction and non-fiction titles abound)
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Canberra Discount Outlets
Brand Depot Majura Road, Canberra Airport 02 6248 6011
The large Brand Depot is Canberra’s first large scale discount outlet centre. The centre will eventually house 120 discount outlets offering a bargains for keen-eyed shoppers.
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Canberra Gift Stores
National Museum Of Australia Gift Store Lawson Crescent, Acton Peninsula 02 6208 5222 An excellent store in which to browse and purchase stylish and innovative products with a strong emphasis on being made in Australia The store offers a wide range of gifts including books, glassware, art works and posters.
Potters Place Watsons Art Centre, 1 Aspinall Street Watson Thursday – Sunday = 10am –4.00pm only 02 241 1670 (Artisans collective selling locally made high quality pottery)
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Canberra Markets
Old Bus Depot Markets Wentworth Avenue, Kingston 02 6292 8391 Sundays only 10am – 4.00 pm
A venerable Canberra institution. This multi award winning market is located within an historic old bus depot. Its 200 stalls offer the highest quality foodstuffs, arts and gifts; many produced and sold by local suppliers and artisans.
Gorman House Markets Ainslie Avenue, Canberra 02 4842 7207 ghmarkets@bigpond.com Saturdays only 10am – 4.00pm
The heritage listed Gorman House, built in 1924, provides the backdrop to these popular markets. The markets have a strong focus on organic produce as well as a selection of stalls selling food from around the planet.
Hall Markets Hall Showgrounds, Hall 02 6260 5555 First Sunday of each month (January excluded)
If you are in town on the first Sunday of the month, a trip out to the Hall markets is a must. It’s regarded as Australia’s largest “hand made and home produced market”. Over 500 stalls sell a huge range of items, which must be produced, grown or made by the stallholders themselves to be included in the market.
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Canberra Mens Wear
Parliament Clothing Company Canberra Centre, Bunda Street 02 6262 9150
With two stores in Civic and Woden, the Parliament Clothing Company is the place to go for the sartorially aware in the Australian Capital Territory.
David Jones Canberra Centre, Bunda Street 02 2600 6577 (Department store - large selection of local and international mens wear) Snow Gum - 9 Lonsdale Street, Braddon 02 6257 2250 (Outdoor and adventure travel wear)
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Canberra Record Stores
Landspeed Records Garema Arcade, Civic, Canberra 02 6248 9220
Canberra’s largest independent music retailer. A laid back and friendly store, it carries a great selection of CDs and for the connoisseur, vinyl across most musical genres. The staff knows their stuff and you’ll generally find what you’re looking for (Perry Como excepted).
JB Hi FI Corner of East Row & City Walk, Civic 02 6247 4401 (Good selection of local and imported CD’s and DVD’s)
Abels 6 Franklin Street, Manuka 02 6295 1466 (Quality independent retailer with a good range of classical titles. Paul Keating’s favourite music store when Prime Minister)
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Canberra Shopping Streets
Garema Place \ City Walk \ Bunda Street
These pedestrian malls are located in the suburb of Civic and contain numerous retail stores and restaurants. The large Canberra Centre is located on Bunda Street.
Location - Civic
Lonsdale Street
This area located north of Civic in the suburb of Braddon is home to some of Canberra’s better arts & craft, homewares and gift stores.
Location – Braddon
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Canberra Shopping Centre
Westfield Belconnen Benjamin Way, Belconnen 02 6251 4333
This large shopping centre has some 290 retail stores with a good cross section of fashion, consumer electronics and homewares.
Canberra Centre Bunda Street, Civic 02 6247 5611
This is the city’s most upmarket shopping centre. Two hundred quality retail outlets and two major department stores attract a multitude of happy shoppers.
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Canberra Womens Wear
Department of the Exterior
This excellent emporium combines both the fashion sensibilities and the artistic leanings of creator Susan Taylor. Her assiduous eye has put together a range of innovative yet wearable designers and she uses the space to showcase both her own works and those of up and coming artists.
Shop 1, 11-17 Bougainville St Manuka 02 6239 4225
Myer Canberra Centre Bunda Street Canberra 02 6120 7300 (Department store - large selection of local and international women’s wear)
Momento Dezigns 4 Manuka Court, 17 Bougainville Street, Manuka 02 6295 1146 (Good range of designer labels both domestic and international)
Cowboys and Angels Shop 30 Garema Place, Canberra 02 6262 8120 (Young, urban and edgy and often cutting edge fashion)
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