Shopping in Croatia
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Lavender
Lavender, lavender and more lavender is sold in small bottles, large bottles or flasks, or made into sachets. Depending on the time of year, there will be anywhere from one to 50 stalls along the harbour selling the substance, its aroma saturating the air. Various herbal oils, potions, skin creams and salves are also hawked.
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Split Daily Market
At this daily market you can buy fruit, vegetables, shoes, confectionery, clothing, can openers, flowers, souvenirs and other products. If you can't find what you're looking for in this market, chances are it doesn't exist in Split.
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Algoritam
This shop off Trg Josip Jelačića has a wide selection of books and magazines in English, French, German, Italian and Croatian to choose from. It's inside the Hotel Dubrovnik but accessed through a separate entrance.
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Supermarket-Deli
For self-caterers there's a Supermarket-deli , and a stand selling burek (heavy pastries stuffed with meat or cheese) down the stairs next to No 55 on Stubište Tomaševac.
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Split Supermarket
The vast Split Supermarket stocks a wide selection of meat and cheese for sandwiches and nearly everything else you might want for a picnic. Sit around the square and eat your goodies.
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Gundulićeva Poljana
A bustling morning market. The monument in the centre is of Dubrovnik's famous poet, Ivan Gundulić. The reliefs on the pedestal depict scenes from his epic poem, Osman.
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Supermarket
There's a supermarket that keeps long hours, and around the vegetable market you'll find a number of stands selling burek (heavy pastries stuffed with meat or cheese).
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Market
Check out the morning market for local crafts and produce. It sells (pricey) fresh produce every morning; there’s a small Konzum supermarket on the same square.
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Green Room
Quite a concept, this beautiful garden showcases the work of six jewellery designers. It’s all high-quality work (from 200KN) and many pieces are one-offs.
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Bornstein
If Croatia's wine and spirits have gone to your head, get your fix here. It presents an astonishing collection of brandy, wine and gourmet products.
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Manufaktura Minijatura
The attractive and unusual souvenirs in this friendly place include miniature chess sets, naïve art, masks and traditional Zagreb hearts.
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You can pick up picnic supplies at the large supermarket across from the bus station, or at the store on J J Strossmayera in the old town.
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Supermarket
Self-caterers can head to the supermarket next to the bus station, or pick up fresh supplies at the next-door vegetable market.
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Vegetable Market
Self-caterers can head to the supermarket next to the bus station, or pick up fresh supplies at the next-door vegetable market.
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Supermarket
For self-caterers, there's a large supermarket between the bus and train stations, and a market (Vatroslava Lisinskog).
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Photo Gallery Carmel
Photography gallery that hosts exhibitions of powerful images by local and international artists. Prints are for sale.
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Kroata Cravata
Since the necktie originated in Croatia, nothing could make a more authentic gift, and this is the place to get one.
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Knjižara Ljevak
Has an excellent selection of maps as well as English translations of destination guides and Croatian cookbooks.
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Rokotvorine
Sells traditional Croatian handicrafts such as dolls, pottery and red-and-white embroidered tablecloths.
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Maria
Step right in for Miu Miu bags, Stella McCartney and Givenchy designs, and gorgeous Celine dresses.
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Branimir Centar
With a giant cinema, bars, cafés and restaurants to help you relax after a good shop.
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Mala Galerija
You can buy pieces of morčići jewellery at Mala Galerija .
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International Bookshop
This central store stocks magazines and periodicals in a variety of languages.
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Gulliver
Upmarket boutique loaded with gorgeous bags, shoes, belts and accessories.
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Product Market
A colourful market displaying local products every morning.
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