Shopping in Languedoc Roussillon
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Esprit de Sel
This wonderful emporium is a place to browse and squeal with pleasure as you discover some unexpected treasure that you never knew you wanted or needed until now. Jocelyne Feller has an eye for quirky, off-centre items, ranging from the seriously retro to up-to-the-minute contemporary. Penetrate deep into the three galleries to explore the wares, culled from suppliers both large and small, and local producers – umbrellas, suitcases, boots, soaps and lotions, ornaments large to tiny, lampstands, ceramics, clothing and much more.
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La Ferme
A particularly well-stocked delicatessen, piled high with vintage cheeses, wines, sausages and lots of other gourmandises, including homemade crème Chantilly.
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L'Art Gourmand
Chocolate fiends should definitely descend upon this place, which sells a huge range of goodies. The ice cream is pretty great too – all 31 varieties of it.
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Le Bookshop
As much social centre as bookshop, it carries a large stock of new and secondhand books in English and runs conversation exchanges and cultural events.
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Book in Bar
Large stock of new and second-hand books in English. Runs conversation exchanges and cultural events. Browse the British press for free.
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L'Oustaù Nadal
Packed with goodies such as brandade, tapenade, honey from the hills and virgin olive oil, including three kinds on draught.
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Covered Food Market
Year-round, Nîmes’ covered food market offers riches for the picnic hamper.
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Les Cinq Continents
A specialist travel bookshop with an excellent selection of maps and travel literature.
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Bookshop
Carries a good selection of novels and travel guides in English.
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Maison Sala
Along short, scented rue Paratilla, known popularly to locals as rue des Épices (Spice St), shops sell dried fruits, herbs, jams, hams, cheeses and more. Most famous is Maison Sala, run by the same family for nearly a century.
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Maison Quinta
Take time to browse this Aladdin's cave of wares, tasteful, kitsch, utilitarian or unashamedly frivolous. They're piled high and higgledy-piggledy on three floors of this former noble mansion.
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Espi
Gorge yourself on Espi's homemade chocolates, multicoloured macaroons and tempting ice creams. They'll even, given notice, knock you up a multistoreyed birthday cake. It's also a pleasant café serving good coffee.
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