Bourke Street Mall

Deanhna Culshaw

4 months ago

Loved the fact that Mrs Claus was sitting in a big green chair interact with children before the train ride to see Santa. The staff were great and didn't rush us. Thank you Myer

Jodi Maree

6 months ago

This mall is all you need to experience great fashion retail therapy. It has absolutely everything you need from casual to nightwear it’s a must see with last stop At the incredible patisserie downstairs on the way to the car park all freshly made daily …

Bob Elliott

2 years ago

Broke street mall is vibrant, busy bustling site. A good mix of shops and new and old buildings. Trams go through the mall in steady procession. Also emergency vehicles use the team lanes to take short cuts through the city. There was an excellent busker named Cam Nicholson who performed an amazing show with his violin and acustica music accompanying him. A great entertainer

Belinda Williams

6 months ago

Loved watching The Stone Buskmen in the Bourke St Mall .. pop by and give them a tip

Pr3m

3 months ago

Bourke Street Mall is an iconic shopping destination that truly captures the heart of the city. With its pedestrian-friendly walkways, easy tram access, and an endless variety of shops, it’s a must-visit. You’ll also find an impressive selection of food choices both within the mall and in the surrounding laneways.

Tony Wenz-Au001

Edited 3 months ago

Always something to see or do. Free entertainment too! Bluey on show Today. EDIT 2025: Buskers galore EDIT 2026: Myer Windows are a hit

Harshada Patil

a year ago

Bourke Street Mall is the heart of Melbourne and my personal favorite spot in the city. The vibes here are unmatched, with stunning city views and constant energy. Easily accessible by trams, it’s well-connected, though parking can be tricky. There’s always something happening—live musicians, street performers, and festive events keep the place lively. During Christmas, the Myer windows add a magical charm, making it even more special. Watching the sunset through the streets is an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re shopping, strolling, or just soaking in the atmosphere, this is the best spot in Melbourne!

Hansel. S

a year ago

Bourke Street Mall – A Vibrant Night in Melbourne I recently had an unforgettable night exploring Bourke Street Mall, and if you’re planning to visit Melbourne, this spot is a must. My friend and I kicked off our adventure in Chinatown, then made our way to Bourke Street Mall around 9:13 PM on a Saturday. The atmosphere was buzzing – the trams were packed, and the streets were filled with people. It felt like we were at the heart of the city. The best way to experience Bourke Street Mall is on foot. The wide pedestrian walkways make it easy to explore and take in the sights. The energy here is unmatched – from the street performers to the late-night dancers, there’s always something happening. We also grabbed a bite at Hungry Jack’s along the way, enjoying the city’s 24-hour vibe. We visited several clubs that night, including Whitehart Club and Carlton Club, hopping from one to the next. It was a fun way to experience Melbourne’s nightlife. Despite the crowd, the city felt safe and smooth, with people just enjoying their weekend. Yes, we saw a few fights and some people smoking in corners, but it didn’t distract from the overall experience. One thing that really stood out was how Melbourne never sleeps. People were out cycling, walking, and just enjoying the night – the energy was incredible. If you’re visiting, definitely take the time to walk around Bourke Street Mall and check out the nearby Chinatown. You’ll get a real feel for the city’s pulse, and it’s an experience you won’t forget.

Lancia

3 months ago

Great place for iconic Melbourne shopping - lots to see and buy - a nice walk and many viewing the Myer windows, but a bustling mall.

Monique Blake

4 months ago

Went to visit part of our walking tour, architecture is very nice .. lots of high end shops and restaurants.. bring your wallet, it’s not inexpensive… treat it as an adventure.. apparently there are tunnels underneath but you can’t visit .. they are closed..