Veliko Târnovo
Lovely hand-painted icons (60 lv to 400 lv) by elder artist Krasimir Ivanov, and detailed ink sketches of old Târnovo (20 lv), are sold at this store…
Must-see shopping in Eastern Europe
Pag Island
At the southern end of the village, this small shop sells some of the award-winning cheeses from the Pernjak family dairy. It's that simple and it's that…
Lviv
Fans of outdoor markets will enjoy this real, bustling Soviet-style rynok (market) with all the fresh fruit, raw meat and cheap junk that entails.
Split
Showcasing the work of local artist Pavo Majić, 'Studio Orange' sells original art and very cool T-shirts, tote bags and postcards featuring his designs.
Podgorica
Head upstairs for a small but interesting selection of English-language titles, including translations of Balkan classics. There's a small cafe attached.
Northern European Russia
Vologodskie Suveniry sells classic kruzhevo (Vologda lace), colourful lacquerware, painted wooden trays and delicately carved birch wood items.
Sofia
Stylish women's fashions designed by Sofia couturier Mirella Bratova are on display at this little shop, including knitwear, jewellery and accessories.
Split
Boho women's clothing and jewellery made by home-grown designers. There's a second store around the corner.
Kotor
The best of a crop of Turkish shops to spring up in recent years, Efesya sells colourful glass lamps, ceramics, scarves, bags and even chess sets.
Sarajevo
This excellent bookshop has a good selection of relevant works on the Balkans, including English-language fiction, nonfiction and guidebooks.
Podgorica
Megamall with loads of boutiques, brand names, a good bookshop, banks, pharmacies, phone companies, supermarkets, a post office and a cinema.
Pristina
Sells maps and travel guides as well as lots of books about Kosovan history and culture. There's also a large selection of novels in English.
Opatija
Wines, olive oils, jams, and a few Croatian handicrafts, cosmetics and accessories make this one of the better places in town to go shopping.
Wallachia
This small shop inside the Natural Science Museum sells traditional textiles, ceramics and clothing.
Lviv
Beautiful traditionally embroidered clothes made in Lviv and sold for realistic prices. Staff speak no English but are helpful and friendly.
Kotor
A treasure trove of socialist medals, Roman coins, antique jewellery, traditional garb and other interesting stuff to blow the budget on.
Vilnius
Exquisite stained-glass sculptures, wall murals and mobiles fill this creative stained-glass workshop. Daily demonstrations noon to 4pm.
Northern European Russia
Well-stocked gift shop selling locally produced, high-quality linen clothing, nesting dolls, clay whistles, lace parasols and much more.
Klaipėda
If you're after Lithuanian couture, this boutique stocks carefully chosen items by Lithuanian designers, from womenswear to accessories.
Western Estonia & the Islands
This bright gallery contains a variety of works by Estonian artists, including covetable textiles, ceramics, sculptures and paintings.
Vilnius
'Josef Statkus' is a big local name in cutting-edge fashion and costume design, with representatives in Paris, New York and Moscow.
Northern European Russia
Dom Knigi sells some regional and detailed city maps, including a useful double street map (R150) that also covers Veliky Ustyug.
Kaunas
High-quality Italian leather transformed into exclusive leather bags and purses for women by Kaunas-based Lithuanian designers.
Vilnius
At this Užupis design studio you can find some wonderfully unique porcelain jewellery made by local artisans. Call ahead.
Lviv
Outdoor gear shop selling good-quality essentials you might need for a hike into the Carpathians. Also stocks hiking maps.
Vilnius
Wonderful contemporary ceramic creations are available at this Užupis studio. You can also sign up for a pottery course.
Adriatic Coast
An excellent place to buy silver filigree jewellery – they’ve been perfecting their craft over 100 years.
Bucharest
Madison is an upscale perfume shop selling high-end personal-care products and made-to-measure scents.
Vilnius
Good spot to look for locally made souvenirs, including paintings, lace and arts and crafts.
Vilnius
You'll find the university bookshop, which sells souvenirs too, in MK Sarbievijus courtyard.
Romania
Humanitas is a small but helpful bookshop, with a tiny collection of titles in English.
Vilnius
Wonderfully stocked with art, design, architecture and titles on all things Lithuanian.
Vilnius
A swanky boutique showcasing locally designed business, leisure and bridal wear.
Vilnius
Traditional ceramic manufacturing and handicrafts are on display here.
Novi Sad
The oldest and most atmospheric of the city's markets is located on a road between the town centre and the Danube, and it used to be the go-to place for…
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