Love shopping enough to make a vacation out of it? A Shopping vacation or day trip may be just what you are looking for. Many destinations are known for their markets, wares, shopping outlets or street vendors where you are sure to find bargains and unique products. Jewelery, ceramics, wood carvings and tapestries can be found at many markets and street vendors around the world, showcasing the culture of the destination. For clothes and shoes, head to a destination that is known for affordable outlet shopping, where you can expect to leave with your arms full. Ask the store or your airline about shipping for less hassle and to see what you are allowed to bring back home....read more »
see top cities see top trip blogsTop Destinations for Shopping
Top shopping cities
-
photo by Real Traveler Ellen & Mairin
London
The capital city of the UK and England, London is one of the great "world cities." With a diverse mixture of old world history and modern capitalism, London has so much to offer any traveler. From the Tower of London to its avant-garde nightclubs to a q... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler Tony and Louise
Glasgow
Glasgow is Scotlands largest city, and has recently seen a reconstruction, particularly near the riverbank. The renovation is not just cosmetic; it also spreads to residential areas and has helped with the transition into a cultural hub. There are vario... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler Jill and RossEdinburgh
A historic, cosmopolitan and cultured city, Edinburgh mixes a unique blend of the old and new. Perched on extinct volcanoes with the Edinburgh castle dominating the skyline, the city is a buzz with international festivals and modern discotheques. Every... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler DanielleBirmingham
Birmingham, the second largest city in the UK by population, was at the heart of the UK's industrial revolution, and its wealth was built upon the multitude of trades developed as a result. With more than 1 million inhabitants, Birmingham has a vibrant... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler CaitMateManchester
Pleasant open countryside with picturesque villages surrounds Manchester in the United Kingdom, and there are numerous art galleries, theatres, museums and country houses to visit. Manchester receives hundreds of thousands of visitors each year from all... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler JessieleeBristol
Bristol, the second largest city in the south of England, teems with a smorgasbord of attractions and activities from medieval architecture in Old Bristol, to the museums of Temple Meads, and the wonderful maritime artifacts of The Floating Harbor. Bris... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler El_ChicoBelfast
Nestled beside the River Lagan and Belfast Lough and ringed by gentle hills, Belfast occupies an idyllic setting. With a determination to move ever forward in a direction of peace and harmony, this modern, bustling city greets visitors warmly. read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler Liz s TravelsBath
Bath, a World Heritage Site and city in England, is famous for its hot springs, Roman period baths, Medieval heritage, and stately Georgian architecture. Currently a popular resort destination, tourists can explore not only the historical sites, but als... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler karl_emCardiff
Incredible castles, cool museums, beautiful parks and gardens, fun festivals, and a friendly atmosphere are just a few reasons to visit this city on the south coast of Wales. A big tourist favorite is Cardiff Castle, and Caerphilly and Castell Coch are... read more »
-
photo by Real Traveler Kerry TaylorYork
York is a historic city in northern England, offering an array of places to stroll and explore. The Shambles and Clifford's Tower are popular sites for tourists, while plenty of museums, cafes, castles, pubs and gardens are also well worth the visit. read more »
Top Five Shopping Trip Blogs
-
Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's (again), Soho, Camden Town Market, Warwick Castle, Stratford...and maybe a Good Frolic. | Jan 23 07'
Well, friends, about a week or so has passed since I’ve last managed to write on this blog. The main mental block about doing so comes down to one... Continue reading »
-
London | Dec 05 06'
"First few days in London"
Wednesday December 6th 2006: London my journey starts way back on the 6th December 2006... it was a nice sunny day, a typical hot aussie summer day... Continue reading »
-
Walking around London | Dec 03 06'
After arriving in London on Saturday afternoon, we went and had an early dinner, and wandered along Gloucester Road, and looked at all the houses a... Continue reading »
-
London Adventures | Aug 30 06'
Thursday, August 31, 2006We arrived Thursday morning about 8 AM after an 8 hour flight from Dallas. That would be midnight Wednesday on Cali... Continue reading »
-
I'm a (very north) east-ender! | May 06 06'
"A three-storey marianette elephant is not something you see everyday"
After spending nearly six weeks locuming at Colchester General it was time to move to a new job in a new field of practice, in a new town closer to... Continue reading »
Top United Kingdom Deals
United Kingdom Travel Experiences
-
Various London trips
My love for London started in 1985, when as a 9-year-old I lived there with my family while my father taught university. I attended fourt... Continue reading »
-
Wonders of the World
Six out of seven Ancient Wonders did not survive to this present day. Human imagination urged poets, writers, and historians to seek "rep... Continue reading »
-
A week with Mr John King and Mrs PDA King (Viv ca...
We were both really tired after our terrible Ryan air flight but seeing John poking his head around the security point lifted our spirits... Continue reading »
Where have you been lately?
Share your travels with friends & family
- Free Travel Blog
- Stunning maps
- Share experiences
- Automatic emails
- Unlimited photos
- Unlimited entries
