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CELEBRATE IN SYDNEY

Whether you’re picking out gifts, visiting the big man in the red suit, or prepping for all your festive-season parties, head to Sydney’s sparkling CBD for the ultimate shopping experience this Christmas.

- To discover more about everything you can see and do in the City of Sydney this Christmas, visit sydneychri­stmas.com.au.

Pitt Street Mall This is the go-to place with something to please even the most discerning shopper. This year, a huge Canopy of Light and 10 giant stars will be suspended above the mall, lighting up the sky from dusk each night for some extra Christmas magic. For fashion, gadgets, homewares or more unusual gifts, Pitt Street Mall is where you’ll find it.

David Jones Inside the stunning new-look Elizabeth Street flagship store, you’ll find the latest in fashion, beauty and gifts. But there’s plenty to see outside, too, with both the Elizabeth Street and Market Street stores dressed in traditiona­l David Jones Christmas window decoration­s and set to ignite the imaginatio­ns of young and old.

Myer The Myer Christmas Giftorium could be the closest thing to Santa’s workshop outside the North Pole. Be transporte­d to a wonderland filled with toys, unique gifts and a huge range of Christmas decoration­s in unforgetta­ble surrounds.

Westfield Sydney This party season, look and feel your best by stopping by Westfield for a manicure, a blow-dry, and maybe a massage to relax during the busiest time of the year. Then, dash into one of the luxury stores for that must-have pair of dance floor-ready shoes.

Queen Victoria Building The towering Swarovski tree is sure to stun with more than 100,000 crystal ornaments and 65,000 twinkling lights. Don’t forget to book ahead to take the family to visit Santa in the Enchanted Garden between November 2 and December 24.

World Square For after-work shopping, stop by World Square with extended trading every day. While you’re there, snap the perfect seasonal selfie from inside the square’s giant illuminate­d Christmas bauble. Plus, there are more than 40 cafes, restaurant­s and bars to visit for a delicious refuelling stop or a festive cocktail.

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Clockwise from top: The Canopy of Light, Pitt Street Mall; the Christmas tree in Martin Place; Myer’s Christmas Giftorium.

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