Scattered with stylish stores and popular eateries, Adelaide Street is a hot spot for lovers of fashion and food.

For alfresco dining and a variety of fashionable retailers, head to Albert St in the city.

Anzac Square Arcade is a thriving centre, with retailers and a food court.

Built in 1923, the heritage-listed Brisbane Arcade is one of the city's oldest shopping destinations. From Terazzo floors and balustrades to dado panelling, it reflects the elegance of its award-winning fashion designers, manufacturer jewellers, antique and gift stores.

Edward Street is one of The City's most sophisticated fashion hotspots. From international brands to independent boutiques, the precinct is a prime destination to find sought-after and unique fashion.

From authentic eateries to international fashion brands, Elizabeth Street is one of The City's most diverse precincts.

Located opposite The Myer Centre at the George Street end of the Queen Street Mall, the Queen Adelaide Building has a distinctly sporty flavour. The historic building, one of Brisbane's oldest, is a former convict barrack and is now home to Queensland's flagship Sportsgirl store, as well as other quality retailers such as Igedo and Rebel Sport and other sporty brands.

This vibrant shopping and lifestyle precinct lies at the heart of Brisbane City and is arguably Australia's most successful pedestrian mall, playing host to over 26 million visitors a year.

Riverside Sunday Markets situated at Botanic Gardens, Place 7am to 3pm is an integral part of Brisbane Tourism for 26 years. It has Arts and Crafts and many interesting stalls to appeal to all tastes. There is free live entertainment, delicious snacks and is surrounded by exciting eateries on the River. It is a must for tourists and Brisbane locals alike.