Bayside offers a wealth of shopping, food and wine districts including: Bay Street, Brighton Bay Street’s village shopping includes many open cafes, boutiques, gift shops and florists. Specialty stores include: Beaumaris Concourse Beaumaris Concourse is built around a central square of shops. Its one-way traffic flow reduces congestion and creates a quiet, leisurely and relaxed place to shop. The concourse features specialty stores including: Black Rock Shopping Village Black Rock Shopping Centre is one of Bayside’s smaller villages. The Black Rock Shopping Centre features specialty stores including: Church Street, Brighton Church Street is one of Melbourne’s most up-market shopping areas with specialty stores including: Hampton Street Hampton Street is Bayside’s largest shopping precinct and features specialty stores including: Highett Shopping Centre (shared with Kingston City Council) Highett Shopping Centre offers a hive of activity with specialty stores including: Martin Street, Brighton Martin Street is a compact shopping strip with specialty stores including: Sandringham Village Also known as ‘Gypsy Village’, Sandringham Village is located at the end of the train line, close to the seaside. Sandringham features specialty stores including:
Shopping, food and wine
Melway: 67 F9 / G9
Melway: 86 C7 / D7
Melway: 85 K4
Melway: 67 D11 / E11 and E12
Melway: 76 G4 / F7
Melway: 77 E9 / F9
Melway: 67 F7 / G7
Melway: 76 G9 / G10
04-Feb-2009