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Café Literario
Cool air, music, books (of course) and all that jazz. This artsy, comfy café-bookstore is a great place to read, write or imbibe. Excellent café con lechés .
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Folklore
If you're after something nice and traditional to take home to the family, there's a prezzie for everyone (apart from the dog) at Folklore. It's the place to go for ñandutí (lace), leather goods and tereré cups.
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Mariscal Lopez
Supermarkets are well stocked. On Sundays it's best to head to one of the large shopping centers such as Mariscal Lopez or Shopping del Sol.
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Mercado
Soak up the spectacle of this open-air market, a great place for souvenirs. It's stocked with ao po'i or lienzo (loose-weave cotton) garments and other interesting indigenous crafts to take home and stick on your mantel.
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Open-air Market
Stocked with ao po'i or lienzo (loose-weave cotton) garments and other indigenous crafts.
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Rochester Camera Shop
Has an impressive selection of cameras and accessories and offers a one-hour film-processing service.
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Shopping del Sol
Supermarkets are well stocked. On Sundays it's best to head to one of the large shopping centers such as Mariscal Lopez or Shopping del Sol.
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Supermercado España
Stocked with everything from colored flip-flops to bulk peanuts to chocolate bars, this chain is a good place to stock up if you can't make it to the shopping centers.
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The Mercado Cuatro
The Mercado Cuatro is a lively trading lot occupying the wedge formed by the intersection of Av Doctor R de Francia and Pettirossi, stretching several blocks.
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