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]]>Via Roma and Via dei Calzaiuoli
These two streets form a central part of Florence’s main shopping hub. Nestled between the main square, Piazza della Signoria, Via Roma and Via dei Calzaiuoli are home to an array of stores pushing high-end brands such as Valentino and Fendi. One store that is definitely worth checking out is La Rinascente department store, consisting of six floors of fashion and homewares.
Mercato Sant’Ambrogio
This authentic produce market is certainly worth checking out if you feel like eating some fresh Italian produce. From Tuscan olive oil to dried porcini mushrooms, turron, and sweet Italian desserts, Mercato Sant’Ambrogio is bound to have the flavors you’re after.
Via Romana
This quaint street is home to a wide array of stores, ranging from fashion outlets such as T-shirt store John Rocket to Elinor Marianne, an elegant stationary store for all of your office essentials. There’s also Ferramenta Berti, the home of kitchenware with Italian classics such as moka stovetop espresso makers.
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London has been said to be the number one thrifting city in the world. Almost every high street in the city will have at least one, if not more! Pro Tip—they call thrift stores, “charity shops”!
(@_stbho)Paris, France
As the fashion capital of the world, it’s not surprising that Paris has great thrifting. Even better, they have incredible vintage stores where you can find incredible pieces for your wardrobe! You don’t want to miss a thrifting adventure here.
New York City, USA
Known for its unique street style and fashion, New York City is another great place to go thrifting. With what seems like an endless supply of thrift and vintage stores, New York is the palace to go.
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Tucked away in the heart of the city’s Marais district, FREE’P’STAR is a popular vintage shop with a quirky twist. Its €1 bargain bins and €5 racks are full of some truly incredible finds, attracting shoppers from near and far in search of stylish clothing at an affordable price. The selection is quite varied but tends to include a lot of outerwear, graphic tees, and colorful printed pieces.
Guérisol
Guérisol is a go-to spot in Paris’ eclectic Belleville neighborhood for shoppers seeking unique second-hand fashion on a budget. While not quite as popular as FREE’P’STAR, the selection at Guérisol is just as impressive, ranging from everyday basics to statement accessories for both men and women.
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If higher-end pieces are what you’re after, check out this shop in the city’s 7th arrondissement. The prices are somewhat higher than the other shops we’ve mentioned, but the selection consists of well-made pieces and designer labels that are likely to stand the test of time. The shop itself is also impressively organized, making it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for.
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With a massive food court, a children’s play area, and an array of spas, Glendale Galleria has something to offer for the whole family. In addition to plenty of free parking, this mall also has foreign currency exchange services, making your shopping spree easier if you’re visiting from abroad.
The Grove
While it may have just 50 stores, The Grove remains one of the most acclaimed shopping venues in Los Angeles as well as an ideal place to meet with friends. This mall consists of a carefully selected variety of high-end stores, curated specifically to cater to a wide variety of shoppers’ tastes. When you’re not shopping, relax in front of the mall’s signature water fountain and enjoy a delicious lunch from one of The Grove’s trendy restaurants while sitting in the gorgeous outdoor area. There’s also The Original Farmers Market next door, filled with fresh produce.
The Bloc
An open-air mall that connects the fashion, finance, jewelry, and theatre districts in downtown Los Angeles, The Bloc is the place to be if you’re looking for a trendy social scene. This shopping center offers a wide range of local boutiques and artisans where you’ll be able to find unique souvenirs from your trip to LA.
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]]>Travel Packing Cubes
Say goodbye to messy suitcases with travel packing cubes. These nifty organizers keep your clothes neatly folded and separated, making it easier to find what you need without unpacking your entire bag.
Travel Neck Pillow
Get some much-needed rest during your travels with a comfortable travel neck pillow. Whether you’re on a plane, train, or bus, this essential accessory provides excellent support for your neck and allows you to arrive at your destination well-rested.
TSA-Approved Toiletry Bottles
Avoid the hassle of airport security checks with TSA-approved toiletry bottles. These leak-proof and travel-sized containers allow you to bring your favorite products without worrying about spills or exceeding liquid restrictions.
Portable Luggage Scale
Avoid excess baggage fees by weighing your luggage with a portable luggage scale. Compact and easy to use, it ensures you stay within the weight limits set by airlines.
Universal Travel Adapter
Ensure your devices stay charged no matter where you are in the world with a universal travel adapter. Compatible with multiple plug types, it’s a must-have for international travelers.
(@mrcheapcheap)RFID Blocking Travel Wallet
Protect your important documents and credit cards from digital theft with an RFID blocking travel wallet. This anti-theft accessory keeps your personal information safe while you explore new destinations.
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]]>New York City, United States
As one of the fashion capitals of the world, New York is also one of the best locations for shopping. Fifth Avenue is lined with high-end designer stores such as Tiffany & Co., Gucci, and Prada, while SoHo and the Lower East Side are full of trendy boutiques and independent stores. If bargain hunting is more your speed, there are also numerous outlet malls located just outside the city.
Tokyo, Japan
The Japanese capital is known for its eclectic mix of high-tech gadgets, traditional clothing, and futuristic fashion. The Ginza neighborhood of Tokyo is home to some of the world’s most luxurious shopping destinations, including Chanel and Louis Vuitton stores. For those looking for something more affordable, Harajuku and Shibuya offer a vibrant street fashion scene with quirky boutiques and vintage shops.
London, England
With its mix of classic and contemporary styles, London is a must-visit destination for fashion lovers. Oxford Street contains hundreds of stores, including Selfridges and the Topshop flagship store, while Covent Garden and Camden Market offer a range of independent stores and unique souvenir shops.
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]]>It’s Not Just About Shopping
The first thing one must understand is that enjoying a culture isn’t all about shopping. You can be fascinated by the fashion items of the day even if they aren’t necessarily within your financial means to actually buy them. Simply walking in a store, or walking around the city can inspire you in ways that wouldn’t happen if you were at home.
It’s Not Always Expensive
While yes, fashion capitals such as Paris and NYC are pretty darn expensive, there are also plenty of hidden gems to find. Part of the beauty of being in a fashion capital is that even the budget stores have great clothes. This means that if you go to these places, you might actually find some great items for excellent prices!
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VivoCity is the largest shopping mall in Singapore, and it covers a total of three floors and two basement levels. It’s located inside a sleek modern building, filled with everything from fancy stores and restaurants to a rooftop amphitheater and an open-air playground.
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Speaking of fancy malls you can find in Singapore, it doesn’t get more lavish than The Shoppes. Located inside Marina Bay Sands entrainment complex, The Shoppes is equally impressive inside and out and it offers one of the best luxury shopping experiences in this corner of the world.
Orchard Road
If malls aren’t your cup of tea and you’re searching for a more authentic experience, Orchard Road is the place you’re looking for. It’s one of Singapore’s top spots for upscale shopping, and it will rock your world with its luxury department stores and chic restaurants and cafés.
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Ludovika Vintage, which is located near Madach Square, is known for having lots of cool, unique vintage pieces. Plus, if you love it too much, you can always shop their Instagram page, which offers worldwide shipping, or just come to Budapest again.
Retrock
A carefully curated vintage shop (which also includes a designer section), Retrock is located in the center of Budapest near Deak Ferenc square. They’re known as Hungary’s largest vintage and designer store, so you’ll definitely want to pop by and check it out to see what you can find.
Szputnyik
Located in Budapest’s Jewish District, Szputnyik offers vintage items and more modern pieces, resulting in quite an eclectic range of offerings. With a clear view of fashion as a form of self-expression, this is a great place to find items that can really upgrade your look. Plus, they also have an online shop!
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]]>Kilo Shop
If you’ve never been to a kilo shop before, you’ve got to give one a visit. The idea is that you pay for clothes by the weight, so you can really get quite a good bargain here. It’s great if you’re looking for deals and especially if you’re shopping for lightweight items.
Free‘P’Star
Unfortunately, a lot of Paris’ secondhand shops can run on the more expensive side, but Free‘P’Star is actually as affordable as you’d expect from a thrift store. It even has bins full of goodies you can get for only one euro, so it’s a greatly rewarding place for anybody with the disposition to dig.
Chinemachine
A bit of a more curated, boutique experience, Chinemachine features hand-picked items at different price points with a mix of luxury labels, local designers, and the best of the high street.
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