Tridente, Trevi & the Quirinale
One of several smashing delis along this pretty street, Salumeria Focacci sells cheese, cold cuts, smoked fish, caviar, pasta, olive oil and wine.
Must-see shopping in Mediterranean Europe
Aínsa
This large shop has most things you could need for outdoor activities, from boots to backpacks, helmets and sleeping mats. It's good on maps too.
Turin
Inside the modern Lingotto building, 8 Gallery has some 90 stores, plus a multi-screen cinema, supermarket, eclectic eateries and a post office.
Verona
Verona's main modern shopping mall boasts 100 shops and around 20 eateries. Take bus 61 to Viale delle Nazioni stop, or the 62 to Largo Perlar.
Corfu Town
Busy open-fronted boutique selling an array of women’s clothing, including colourful dresses and smocks, plus assorted gifts and accessories.
Barcelona
On busy Avinguda Diagonal, this massive complex of Spain's favourite department store has luxe brands, a supermarket and a handful of eateries.
The Veneto
By the river in Este, this is one of the oldest ceramics factories in Europe, producing elaborate pieces and brightly coloured dinner services.
Cagliari
Head to this pocket-sized covered market to brush up on your italiano at stalls laden with fresh fruit, cheese, wine, meat and bread.
Valencia
The main Valencia branch of Spain's most famous department store, selling most things you could think of, including a quality food section.
Hania
A good spot for gifts and souvenirs by Greek artists and designers, from handmade Lommer bags and olive-oil soaps to handcrafted ceramics.
Santiago de Compostela
For T-shirts and other Galicia souvenirs, humorous and otherwise, that don't mention the Camino de Santiago, head to Reizentolo.
Hania
Small store for outdoor clothing and hiking shoes; its more hard-core army-supply store across the road sells camping and climbing gear.
Kadıköy
This Kadıköy branch of İstanbul's most famous purveyors of lokum (Turkish Delight) has a small cafe at the rear of the shop.
Kalambaka
Efficient and friendly corner store facing the roundabout at Plateia Dimarhiou. It stocks good maps, international press and souvenirs.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
This small stall tucked into a corner of the Mercado de Nuestra Señora de África sells medicinal herbs for every imaginable ailment.
Librería del Cabildo Insular de Gran Canaria
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Stocks lots of titles about the Canary Islands. Most books are in Spanish but there are a few shelves of English-language guides too.
Tridente, Trevi & the Quirinale
Admire some of the world’s finest jewellery in the sumptuous windows of this luxury Italian jewel house and then enter if you dare.
Udine
This elegant 1940s covered shopping arcade links the market on Via Zanon with the historic centre and is lined with big-brand shops.
Centro de Artesanía Casa Moraga
Cáceres
This government-run emporium showcases local extremeño handicrafts, including leather, pottery, jewellery and woodcarving.
Madrid
Inhabiting an old palace, La Central is a fabulous multistorey bookstore, cafe and purveyor of better-than-average Madrid souvenirs.
Mallorca
Orquidea is one of Manacor's major purveyors of Mallorcan pearls (in turn, one of the major reasons many come to Manacor to shop).
Mallorca
Barrats has been hand-making shoes since the days of Queen Victoria. Its flagship store, in Inca, also sells jackets and luggage.
Mallorca
An elder statesman of Inca's famed leatherworking tradition, Lottusse makes upmarket shoes, clothing, bags and other accessories.
Andorra la Vella
Stamp-, coin- and postcard-collectors will find themselves in heaven at this specialist store, up a few steps in the Barri Antic.
Almacen Coloniales y Bacalao Gregorio Martín
Bilbao
Specialising in bacalao (salted cod) from the Faroe Islands since 1931, this boutique also sells oils, pulses and hams.
Nicosia (Lefkosia)
The best-stocked supermarket in the Old City area, with two floors of stock that includes both local and international brands.
Edirne
In the Ali Paşa covered bazaar, Turkuaz is one of the best spots in the city to buy meyve sabunu (fruit-shaped soaps).
Verona
Italian bookshop with some books in English, maps of Verona, a stock of interesting posters and Lonely Planet guides in Italian.
Chios
Rambling Sarandis carries a bit of everything, from cold drinks and wine to mastic-style lotions and good maps of the island.
Istanbul
Jeweller Ümit Berksoy handcrafts one-off pieces at his tiny atelier just outside the İç Bedesten, and also sells antiques.
Formentera
Zany little boutique just off the main square, with a good range of Havaianas, sandals, bags, hats, beachwear and sunglasses.
Tridente, Trevi & the Quirinale
For traditional handmade Italian women's shoes head to Barrilà, in business since 1954 and known for its classic designs.
Monaco
This shopping centre is probably the best place in Monaco to find more mainstream (read affordable) fashion and other goods.
Morro Jable
Most stalls are run by Moroccans and Africans; you’ll be lucky to find anything that smacks particularly of the Canaries.
Siena
Sells touristy ceramics and the wooden balls used in the Palio-inspired barberi, a uniquely Sienese child's game.
İzmir
This branch of a national chain of bookshops has a large selection of English-language books for both adults and children.
Mallorca
The factory outlet of this long-standing shoe manufacturer offers a cheaper way to pick up its handmade leather footwear.
El Hierro
Fuelled by locally sourced produce, Valverde's weekly market sets up shop opposite the hospital at the north end of town.
Puerto del Carmen
With a couple of branches across the island, this is a handy English-language bookshop stocking Lanzarote hiking guides.
L'Eixample
One of the city’s main English-language bookshops, this large space also has a handful of titles in other languages.
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