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Queensland (abbreviated as Qld) is the second-largest and third-most-populous state in the Commonwealth of Australia. Situated in the north-east of the country, it is bordered by the Northern Territory, South Australia and New South Wales to the west, south-west and south respectively. To the east, Queensland is bordered by the Coral Sea and Pacific Ocean. The state is the world's sixth largest sub-national entity, with an area of 1,852,642 km.
Restaurants in Queensland
1. Peter Jarver Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 54 reviews
Peter Jarver Gallery is a large and beautiful, iconic art gallery featuring Peter Jarver's incredible, spectacular, panoramic, landscape photographs of Australia. These are the finest award-winning images. A must-see while visiting Kuranda, the village in the rainforest. Both overseas and domestic visitors LOVE Peter's breathtaking images.
Reviewed By richardhG7182IX - Yorkshire, United Kingdom
We visited the Peter Jarver gallery by chance and were not disappointed . The landscape photography on show was stunning, enough for us to purchase one. The best landscape photography we have had the pleasure of viewing, thank you Peter Jarver ! The depth and detail of the photos are stunning . We cannot wait to have one of Peters works on our living room wall for years of pleasurable viewing .
2. Pacific Fair Shopping Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,166 reviews
Pacific Fair is centrally located in the heart of the Gold Coast adjacent to the Star Gold Coast and the Broadbeach entertainment precinct. Pacific Fair is one of Australia's largest shopping centres and boasts an outstanding collection of luxury, high-street fashion, and dining and bar experiences, plus a world-class indoor/outdoor leisure and entertainment precinct and around 400 specialty stores. The centre also boasts two supermarkets, a fresh food market, Big W, David Jones, Kmart, Target and the Gold Coast’s largest Myer. Pacific Fair has a first-class Visitor Lounge including showers/amenities, luggage storage, coach set-down, free WiFi, stylist service, quiet room and an exclusive Visitor Privileges Pass with over a hundred special offers. There's also a free shopping shuttle that services Sea World (Southport) in the north to Burleigh Heads in the south daily (see website for timetable). A visit to the Gold Coast isn’t complete without a visit to Pacific Fair.
Reviewed By mohomadr2017 - Young, Australia
While holidaying at the Gold Coast we had the opportunity to go shopping at Pacific Fair, it had a range of tremendous and vast range of named stores and my favorite a massive food court to tingle your trate buds. Great place to kill some time and your pocket.
3. The Original Eumundi Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,710 reviews
Renowned for our locally handmade artisan treasures, there's no other market quite like it. We're open rain hail or shine every Wednesday & Saturday.
Reviewed By KentKiwi75 - East Malling, United Kingdom
The Eumundi Market is huge with a really varied range We visited on a Wednesday. The parking was reasonable at only $6; it’s free if you are lucky enough to find a space on the street Purchases included a wooden bow-tie; a hat; jewellery; some hand painted scenes; and a heap of food - fudge, crepes; Thai street food and German sausage The range is vast. The stores well arranged. The setting is shaded by trees. Toilets are abundant. The people are friendly. The stakeholders never pushy. Even dogs are welcome A very chilled place and great market to spend a morning wandering. Best market I have visited
4. Noosa Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By Natjev - Noumea, New Caledonia
Market with parking on the Sunday morning Lots of choices for veggies and food A Sunday morning well spent!
5. Harbour Town Premium Outlets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,563 reviews
Looking for big-brand shopping and even bigger savings? Harbour Town on the Gold Coast is Australia's largest outlet shopping centre with over 240 stores comprising brand direct outlet and clearance stores offering a minimum of 30% off the original retail price on outlet stock, as well as specialty retailers, alfresco dining, entertainment and services. With international labels such as Coach, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Hugo Boss and Nike as well as iconic Australian brands including Oroton, R.M. Williams and UGG Australia, Harbour Town has something to suit everyone's style. The open-air, palm lined mall is also home to a dedicated Tourism Lounge offering a range of complimentary services and facilities and a FREE Tourist Discount Card for further discounts. Harbour Town is conveniently located between beautiful beaches and popular theme parks, just 20 minutes north of Surfers Paradise. Take the stress out of travelling whilst on holidays and jump on-board our FREE Outlet Shopping Shuttle! Pick up from Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise. So for a fix of retail therapy at a fraction of the price, Harbour Town has got it in the bag!
Reviewed By X9098KTpaulc - Brisbane, Australia
Its great prices, great food, great atmosphere and great shopping ... make a day visit or at least half a day whilst on the Coast ITS FUN
6. Rusty's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 402 reviews
Reviewed By mazzaintazza - London, United Kingdom
Colourful, buzzing, great range of fruit and veg, plus the odd live singer, cafe with awesome breads and cakes, and a few jewellery/craft stalls. A must do, even just to take photos. Four avocados for $2! Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday only.
7. Robina Town Centre
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4.5 based on 629 reviews
Robina Town Centre is the home of shopping, dining, lifestyle and entertainment on the Gold Coast and included in the outstanding range of more than 400 retailers is David Jones and Myer, H+M, Apple, Nespresso, Lego, Big W, Target, Kmart, Coles, two Woolworths Supermarkets, The Kitchens, the Promenade Lakeside Dining precinct and Event Cinemas. Just an easy 20 minutes from Surfers Paradise, you will find all the stores you love under one roof.
Reviewed By janetkcarswell - Gold Coast Hinterland, Australia
A great place to shop and also plenty of variety for eating. A good selection of fashion and shoe ???? shops. Good coffee ☕️ shops as well. Everything under the one roof.
8. The Crystal Caves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 479 reviews
One hour from Cairns on the Atherton Tableland, share one man’s passion for crystals and fossils. On this self-guided tour, you journey through 300m2 of man-made tunnels and grottos with million year old natural crystals and prehistoric fossils. Interactive crystal displays allow you to feel and photograph and even crack your own…
Reviewed By knickerbocker78 - Bendigo, Australia
We added this place to our travel itinerary due to my sons (14) love of fossils and precious stones. This place did not disappoint and both my kids(14 & 12) said it was one of the best days of their holiday. The museum had hundreds of samples throughout the cave system that you could touch and photograph. You are given headlamps to use as well to help highlight the precious stones. The shop had hundreds of items to purchase that are from all over the world, from necklaces and earrings, to bigger geodes, carved figurines in stone, wind chimes from agate slices. The shop is an attraction in itself. We chose to purchase geode each for the kids to help crack open (which was $25 instead of $30). The staff were lovely and informative about the geodes and including the kids to help them crack open their geodes. They provide a card with information about what is in the geode and where it was from. Up the back of the store is a little sand pit with thousands of tiny gemstones in the sand. My kids spent ages picking the stones out from there (free).
9. Sunday Market Port Douglas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 701 reviews
Reviewed By jjballina - Ballina, Australia
Excellent markets with lots of variety, friendly stall holders and in a lovely shady park with a tropical backdrop that is amazing. Well worth a visit.
10. Eat Street Northshore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,441 reviews
Reviewed By BronzeTank
A vibrant atmosphere, a gigantic food court housed in exotically coloured shipping containers featuring food choices from nearly every corner of the planet, a range of craft shops and live music on 4 or 5 different stages. This is a must visit location. Some people complained about the €3 entrance fee but I felt that we got a good return for our money. Free parking. Be prepared for large crowds at this must visit attraction.
