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Finland

Shopping in Finland

  1. A

    Café Milli

    Opposite Valtionhotelli, Milli is a good spot for coffee and it sells local produce and handicrafts.

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  2. Tapiola

    Tapiola, a modern shopping centre, was hailed in its day as a masterpiece of Finnish city planning.

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  3. B

    Koskikeskus Shopping Centre

    The central Koskikeskus shopping centre has lots of fast-food outlets and a few chain restaurants.

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  4. C

    Fennica Records

    This grungey store does a good range of second-hand and new CDs and vinyl from Suomi-pop to jazz.

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  5. D

    Laukontori Market

    This is a produce and fish market at Laukontori, also called alaranta (lower lakeside).

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  6. Vaasa Centre for Handicrafts

    Vaasa Centre for Handicrafts is an excellent spot to find locally made gifts.

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  7. E

    Jussis Keramik

    This place sells interesting ceramics and glassware, and you can watch the objects being made.

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  8. Jussis Keramik

    This outlet sells a large range of ceramics and glassware in a wide variety of bright colours.

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  9. Kantarellen

    Kantarellen, a supermarket, is about 2km north of town on the road to Godby.

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  10. Lugnet Ceramics

    Further north in Lillbolstad is a ceramics shop, Lugnet Ceramics. All products are handmade.

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  12. Bagarstugan 7 Hantverkare

    This craft collective represents nearly a dozen artists with a lovely cafe of the same name.

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  13. Stockmann Department Store

    Tampere has a branch of the famous Stockmann Department Store with an Alko (alcohol) store.

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  14. F

    Forum

    The food court in Forum shopping centre has chain stores and budget eats.

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  15. G

    Suomalainen Kirjakauppa

    In the Revontuli centre. Sells English-language paperbacks and maps of Lapland.

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  16. H

    K

    There are several minimarkets all over town, but the largest supermarket is K.

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  17. I

    Aarikka

    Specialising in wood, Aarikka is known for its distinctly Finnish jewellery.

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  18. J

    Moomin Shop

    Stock up on all things Moomin including books in English and Finnish.

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  19. Takopaja

    A working forge that produces knives, axes and other metal pieces.

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  20. K

    Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

    This bookshop sells English-language books, maps and newspapers.

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  21. L

    Svalan Hantverk & Kläder

    This shop sells handicrafts, materials and handmade clothing.

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  23. M

    Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

    Stocks maps, English-language books and foreign newspapers.

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  24. N

    Hagelstams Bokhandel

    Antiquarian and secondhand bookshop with English paperbacks.

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  25. Inarin Hopea

    Opposite the Siida museum, sells hand-worked silver items.

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  26. O

    Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

    Stocks maps, English-language books and foreign newspapers.

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  27. Valtteri

    Indoor flea market in Kallio; trams 1 and 1A stop opposite.

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