Myer Centre

Brisbane


Right on Queen St Mall, this multi-level shopping centre is home to almost 200 shops, including a Coles supermarket and the largest Myer department store in Queensland. Among the more interesting retailers are Australian Geographic and Mind Games. The centre has direct access to the underground Queen St Bus Station.


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