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Photo: Shopping in Melbourne Australia at the Royal Arcade
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Landmarks in Melbourne Australia
- Melbourne Landmarks
- ACMI - Melbourne Federation Square
- Bendigo Australia
- Bourke Street Melbourne Australia
- Bridge Road, Melbourne Australia
- Melbourne Chinatown Facing Heaven Archway
- City Museum Melbourne
- Crown Casino Melbourne
- Dog on the Tuckerbox - Sydney to Melbourne
- Federation Square - Ian Potter Centre NGV
- Federation Square Melbourne Australia
- Fitzroy Gardens Conservatory
- Flagstaff Gardens - Melbourne Landmarks
- Melbourne Landmark - Royal Exhibition Building
- Luna Park - St. Kilda
- Lygon Street Melbourne
- Melbourne Arts - The National Gallery of Victoria NGV
- Melbourne Australia Arts Centre
- Melbourne Australia Gardens
- Melbourne Bourke St Shopping Precinct
- Melbourne Brighton Beach
- Melbourne Central
- Melbourne Flowers
- Melbourne Landmark Buildings
- Melbourne Lanes and Allyways
- Melbourne Australia Queen Victoria Market
- Shrine of Rememberance - Melbourne Memorial
- Melbourne Museum - Landmark
- Melbourne Recital Centre
- Landmark - Melbourne Rialto Towers Building
- Melbourne Royal Arcade - Shopping
- Melbourne Street Sculptures
- Melbourne Shopping Collins Place
- Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance
- Melbourne Skyline Views
- Melbourne Sports House
- Melbourne Street Art
- Melbourne Town Hall
- Melbourne Australia Zoo
- Old Melbourne Gaol - Melbourne Landmarks
- Parliament House Melbourne
- Melbourne Shopping - Royal Arcade
- Southgate Melbourne Shopping
- State Library - Melbourne Landmark
- St Kilda Beach Melbourne
- St Kilda Melbourne
- St Pauls Cathedral - Melbourne Australia
- Yarra Princes Bridge
- Melbourne Yarra River Landmarks
Royal Arcade - Melbourne Shopping
The Royal Arcade in Melbourne is situated with two main entries, one on Bourke Street Mall and the other on Little Collins St. In the heart of Melbourne’s shopping precinct, its elegant design makes it a Melbourne landmark.
The arcade was designed by Charles Webb and opened in 1869. Covered by glass, the shops with their large windows and the decorative interior all lend to an old world atmosphere.
There is plenty of fashion here to try, delicious chocolates to sample, exotic teas to be experienced and bargains that tempt even the most spend-thrift conservatives.
Melbourne Landmarks Map
See map showing the location of Melbourne landmarks (Main shopping areas marked with yellow stripes) Melbourne Map.
Victoria Places to Go
Locate Melbourne hotels on a map showing nearby shopping areas Melbourne Hotels Map.
Melbourne Hotels
Melbourne hotels include luxury hotels to quality budget accommodation. Melbourne has a wide range of style of accommodation to suit almost any budget.
Main Photo: Shopping in Melbourne Australia at the Royal Arcade
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Photo: The Glass Dome at the Royal Arcade.