Hobart Shopping The CBD is bounded by Elizabeth Street Liverpool Street, Murray Street and Collins Street. The four main banks are to be found on Elizabeth or Murray Streets. The GPO is on the corner of Elizabeth and Macquarie Streets. There are two shopping malls in Hobart, Elizabeth Street between Collins and Liverpool Streets and Centre point off Murray Street. Elizabeth Street Mall contains the major national chains, Target and Harris Scarfe. The Cat and Fiddle Arcade, linking Elizabeth Street to Centre point, houses specialty shops, a food hall and an entrance to the Myer department store. Explore Sandy Bay for fashion boutiques. It is always a pleasure to wander around Salamanca Place browsing through the art and craft galleries and small shops specialising in toys, clothing and knitwear, and don’t forget the Market on Saturdays. Salamanca Place is where you will find Lifestyle Furniture specialising in furniture made from Tasmanian Timbers. Try North Hobart for multicultural restaurants and specialist food shops. There are two main suburban shopping centres, Northgate at Glenorchy in the Northern suburbs and Eastlands over the river on the Eastern shore. Both centres have undercover parking, supermarkets, food halls and national fashion chains such as Sussan and Katies. Launceston Shopping Tasmania’s second biggest city has an abundance of individual shops selling everything from fashion for men and women to gifts and home wares. The Brisbane Street pedestrian mall is home to the four major banks and major retail chains. Yorktown Square, off George Street, is a charming shopping destination with a mix of specialty shops, a coffee shop and a restaurant. There is also a market in the Square on Sunday. Unlike Hobart, there are no distinct clusters of similar businesses in Launceston, but take the time to wander on foot and discover unique shops like the Swiss Chocolatier at 82 George Street or The Furniture Works, 118 Cimitiere Street, showcasing fine Tasmanian furniture. Located at 290 Hobart Road, Youngtown, is Jale Pearls, a gallery displaying freshwater and saltwater pearls in a variety of settings to suit all budgets.