King Street in Perth's West End reigns as the western capital's most elite shopping street.
Beautiful historic buildings and an appealing intimacy make King Street the most exclusive shopping destination in Perth. Named after William IV, King Street (and cross-street St Georges Terrace) has many impressive office buildings and warehouses, mostly built during the goldrush days of the 1890s. The current mining boom has seen the arrival of luxury brands, with Tiffany & Co and Bally the latest upmarket additions to the blend of shops and eateries.
Shop
Bally
31 King Street.
+61 8 9322 7333.
Cultstatus
66 King Street.
+61 8 9481 8886.
Empire Rose
41 King Street.
+61 8 9321 0525.
Gucci
826-834 Hay Street.
+61 8 9485 1558.
Louis Vuitton
33 King Street.
1 300 883 880 (Australia only).
Periscope
30 King Street.
+61 8 9321 6868.
The Pitstop Bookshop
33 King Street.
+61 8 9322 5544.
Subway DC
36 King Street.
+61 8 9481 7301.
Tiffany & Co
37 King Street.
+61 8 6430 5500.
Wasteland
Level 1/44 King Street.
+61 8 9481 8487.
Watches of Switzerland
39-41 King Street.
1 300 888 091 (Australia only).
Western Australian Pearl Gallery
Shop 1/84 King Street.
+61 8 9322 9800.
Wheels & Dollbaby
26-28 King Street.
Zekka
74-76 King Street.
+61 8 9481 1772.
Eat
Belgian Beer Cafe Westende
Murray & King Streets.
+61 8 9321 4094.
Etro Bistro
49 King Street.
+61 8 9481 1148.
Jango
4/172 St Georges Terrace.
+61 8 9321 7566.
King Street 44
44 King Street.
+61 8 9321 4476.
Velvet Espresso
5/172 St Georges Terrace.
+61 8 9322 5209.
Source: Qantas The Australian Way October 2008