The Walk Arcade is a delightful area near Collins Street and adjacent ro Yarra End in Melbourne

Awesome little store that provides Natural Spa Products. A Must Try

Cool little hidden arcade with character. Worth a visit.

Nice walk along shopping stores n lots to see it's in CBD. So easy to just walk n see the shops n restaurants

Go there and grab a coffee, and some brekkie and enjoy the atmosphere.

Nice location best place in the arcade is a place called Get juicy highly recommended fresh food awesome smoothies and delicious coffee..

The walk Arcade shopping center features comfortable seating areas and rest zones, allowing shoppers to take a break and relax during their visit. 👍

No Shops are open in this arcade and they have been all closed down and it’s completely shut

A beautiful building. A great selection of shops and eateries. With the restaurant tables lined up outside, gives a very European feel.

With this Covid Lockdown being removed it was great to get out and about. Haven't been there for so long and when we did get there it is all so different. Very Clean environment on the day we attended. Was quite busy, but that's good to see people going back into the city. If you haven't been there for a while, like us, do yourself a favour and go. It was the perfect day for us, great weather, walked around and shopped some, stopped for lunch and had a great pizza in one of the cafe's. Loved it

Good shops for clothes and accessories in the Arcade. The lower floor also has a large Dymocks store. Third floor has restaurants and restrooms.

I was quite fascinated by this place, the decor is very interesting and the food court area is very relaxing with all restaurants painted in black. Nice seating area and toilet is very nice and clean.

Great to wander through the historic arcade ,fantastic opportunity to do coffee ☕ and chocolate 🍫 and browse the interesting shops

A very distinctive section of the CBD. It has some nice cafes and shops.

Beautiful stunning brilliant awesome loved it 😊😍😍😊

Great vibe. Cool venue. If you're in Melbourne for the comedy festival, make sure you catch a show there...

A good place to spend the weekend

Lot of stores here closed. Shame

Awesome pavement music

This arcade is now a building site.

I think the reviewers here are confusing The Walk Arcade with the Royal Arcade next door. The Walk Arcade closed in 2021 and is being redeveloped by a property investor into a new retail and hotel building.

Great fun! Lots of good shops!

A historic walk and daily shortcut to alleys and places

Little historical arcade here. Look so much like im I'm Europe.

It's good for women's clothes I guess.there are a few other types of shops but not much else. I use is as a way to get to Bourke st mall

Beautiful shopping centre even if you don't want to buy anything or don't want to shop it's beautiful to walk through and look at the stores and the architecture

Pretty useless little arcade. Only use it as a thoroughfare.

Nice little area consisting of lots of unique shops plus the architecture around is really nice and worth checking even by itself

Love this place, not much you can't find here. For a visitor it's got you covered and it's got plenty of side streets filled with stores to help you out as well.

Most beautiful shopping precint, the floor...the ceiling...the shops, just beautiful!

Mainly there for the wonderful capitol theatre. The ceiling is spectacular

love walking through the oldest arcade, possibly in the southern hemisphere.

The Walk Arcade has been closed for some time and is currently undergoing reconstruction and redevelopment! Hopefully wen the necessary works have been carried out, it'll be a much better place than before!🏗🧱🚜

arcade is a nice place to go to shop, always live music to entertain you and plenty of different shop, in the heart of the city so easy to get to

Fantastic original arcade from the Marvellous Melbourne days. Worth a visit any time you're in town

If you like walking...like....really walking this is the place for you! You can walk, saunter, loiter, wander and peruse to your heart's content. They've got shops n stuff here but I don't remember what they have and who knows if they are still there now that the plague has swept through the city making it a soul less husk. Great place for coffee and tea!

Just another thoroughfare to Bourke at most shops are pretty unnoteworthy..but if you need a quick way through from Collins st it's probably your best bet.

I always love walking through here and then on to degraves for lunch

The Walk Arcade is part of the "Ecky Travel Unassociated Eats" centre of the Melbourne CBD Australia, bring $750:50 and check out the breakfast menu starting as a loop Flinders St Station straight into deGraves St basically a wander around going clockwise while spinning out, bring a backpack for the ultra-picky T-shirt hunter, must-do for Beers at Young & Jacksons aka Princes Hotel actually plan on downing 1 pint per Pub, you'll be informed when a Tram is leaving the "free Tram zone" so simply hit the buzzer the return is always directly diagonal at most difficult --- catch the Trams up hills get Beer then roll back down --- estimated days to explore %100 of retail in the Melbourne CBD 150-175hrs.