Shopping in Yorkshire
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Corn Exchange
The circular Corn Exchange, built in 1865 to house the grain trade, has a wonderful wrought, armadillolike lid, and is the place to come for one-off clothes, eclectic jewellery or records.
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County Arcade
Check out the County Arcade, one of a handful of mosaic-paved, stained-glass roofed Victorian arcades that have been beautifully restored.
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Main St
Main St is lined with cafés, tearooms, pubs and shops selling everything imaginable (and more) bearing the Brontë name.
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Kirkgate Market
Closer to earth, this market, once home of Marks, who later joined Spencer, sells fresh produce and cheap goods.
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Worm Holes Bookshop
Our favourite of York's dusty bookshops, with a decent and far-reaching selection of old and new titles.
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Harvey Nichols
The biggest name is undoubtedly Harvey Nichols, which has its usual selection of upmarket clothes.
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Ken Spelman Booksellers
This fascinating shop has been selling rare, antiquarian and secondhand books since 1910. With an open fire crackling in the grate in winter, it's a browser's paradise.
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Rose & Co Apothecary
The beautifully restored druggist so favoured by Branwell Brontë.
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Barbican Books
Wide range of secondhand titles, with special subjects that include railways, aviation, walking and mountaineering.
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Azendi
This jewellery boutique sells a range of beautiful contemporary designs in silver, white gold and platinum.
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Antiques Centre
A Georgian town house with a veritable maze of rooms and corridors, showcasing the wares of around 120 dealers: everything from lapel pins and snuff boxes to oil paintings and longcase clocks. And the house is haunted, too…
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Victoria Quarter
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Trinity Leeds
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Leeds City Market
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Harvey Nichols
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