The West End
An upmarket womenswear store, with glam suit-trousers, voluptuous knits, shiny trench coats and evening frocks.
Must-see shopping in Western Europe
Bordeaux
Bookworms linger longer than usual on place de la Victoire on Friday during the weekly secondhand book market.
Parc Cenedlaethol Bannau Brycheiniog
Seventeen little shops in one, this is a great place to look for a memento with an extra bit of mileage on it.
Amsterdam
Sells women's clothing and menswear from labels such as American Vintage, Kings of Indigo and Notes du Nord.
Wiltshire
Stocks as many souvenirs and stone circle–related books, maps, jewellery and gifts as you could wish for.
Alsace
Saturday local-produce market, on the southern edge of the old town, selling home-grown fruit and veggies.
Amsterdam
This store is skater and graffiti-artist heaven with clothing, graffiti supplies and edgy accessories.
Lagos
Run by a friendly British couple, Owl Story has an excellent supply of second-hand books in English.
Swansea, The Gower & Carmarthenshire
Sells interesting works by a cooperative of local painters, sculptors, ceramicists and printmakers.
Cascais
Attached to the bus station, this mall shelters a cinema, supermarket and a string of other shops.
Marseille
A true trove of maps – whether it's local plans you need, or something more far-flung.
Rotterdam
Tattoo Bob is a Rotterdam – and Katendrecht – legend, tattooing here on the cape since 1968.
St-Germain & Les Invalides
Madame Auguet’s Ragtime sells vêtements anciens (vintage clothes) from 1870 to 1970.
Glasgow
A major bookshop that also sells guidebooks and street maps of Glasgow. There's a cafe here too.
The Midlands
Near the site's entrance, this large, seasonal gift shop sells souvenirs along with ice creams.
St-Tropez
Since 1999 this chic boutique has sold secondhand and vintage designer clothes and accessories.
Derry (Londonderry)
Jewellery, militaria, bric-a-brac and collectables cram this interesting little antique shop.
Leeuwarden
An elegant bookshop with a small but decent selection of English-language and travel books.
Sagres
Sagres' municipal market has stalls selling seafood along with fruit, vegetables and meat.
County Clare
In a dramatic surfside location, Lahinch Surf Shop sells boards, clothing and accessories.
The Midlands & the Marches
In the city centre, this glitzy shopping mall has big-name brands and chain restaurants.
Ring of Kerry
Stalls at the village's weekly farmers market sell organic produce from the local area.
Belfast
General fiction, nonfiction and Lonely Planet guidebooks, plus a cafe on the 1st floor.
Nice
This enormous shopping mall spans a city block and hosts the usual fashion franchises.
Belfast
This Ormeau Rd shop stocks bicycles and accessories, though it doesn't rent them out.
The West End
Classic yet slightly boho clothes for women, with an emphasis on tweeds and knits.
Medieval Centre & Red Light District
Leather, rubber and (faux) police uniforms are just the start at this fetish shop.
Temple Bar
The latest midrange fashions and a trendy little cafe doing nearly perfect coffee.
Irish Museum of Modern Art Gift Shop
Dublin
Offers a comprehensive selection of coffee-table books on Irish contemporary art.
Lyon
A great food market on place Carnot, with some 40 vendors selling local produce.
Bristol
Vintage furniture and retro design pieces, from pine chests to apothecary jars.
Parc National des Pyrénées
This shop sells honeys, beeswax candles and pollen-derived skincare products.
Paris
This colourful flower market has been trading since the early 19th century.
Portree (Port Righ)
Browse the shelves for CDs of Gaelic music and books on local subjects.
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