Karingal Hub

#46 among destinations in Australia

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Karingal Hub is a bustling shopping centre located in Frankston, Victoria, Australia. Serving as a key retail destination for the local community, Karingal Hub offers a diverse range of shopping options for its patrons. With an array of stores, from major national retailers to specialty boutiques, the centre caters to a wide variety of shopper needs and preferences.

Equipped with ample parking and easy access via public transport, Karingal Hub is designed to provide a convenient and comfortable shopping experience. The centre houses a well-stocked supermarket, essential services such as banks and postal facilities, and a selection of eateries, ensuring that visitors can complete their errands, enjoy casual dining, or simply meet for a coffee.

Karingal Hub is not just about retail therapy; it is a community hub where families and friends can come together. The centre often hosts events and activities, adding to the vibrant atmosphere and fostering a sense of community among residents.

Stores: 130Coordinates: 38°9'10"S, 145°9'58"E

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VictoriaAustralia

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+61 3 9789 1192

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Karingal Hub – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Bayside Shopping Centre, Frankston Arts Centre, Melbourne/Frankston, Olivers Hill.

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Shopping, Shopping centre
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Art gallery, Shopping, Museum
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Area
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Lookout, Neighbourhood
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Museum, Specialty museum
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Beach
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Sport venue, Sport
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Universities and schools
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