Shopping in Réunion
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St-Pierre Covered Market
During the week there's a covered market under a hall in the town centre. Alongside fresh fruit and vegetables, stalls sell souvenirs such as local spices and herbs, vacoa bags and the usual assortment of Malagasy crafts.
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St-Pierre Main Market
No trip to St-Pierre would be complete without a wander through the main market, which takes place on Saturday morning and sprawls along the seafront at the west end of Blvd Hubert-Delisle.
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Petit Marché
On the east side of town, this is mainly a fresh-produce market, but you can buy herbs and spices and local rhums arrangés (flavoured rums) here at competitive prices.
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Grand Marché
This place has a mishmash of items for sale, including Malagasy wooden handicrafts, fragrant spices, woven baskets, embroidery, T-shirts, furniture and a jumble of knick-knacks.
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Soredisc
For tapes and CDs of maloya, séga and other local music, this store has far and away the biggest selection.
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Tafia et Galabé
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La Maison du Géranium Rosat
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L'Alambic Bègue
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Phillipe Turpin's Studio
The sculptor and printmaker Philippe Turpin, who etches on copper and then rolls the prints off the inky plates, has a studio that is open to the public. Turpin captures the wonder of Réunion in a fantastical, almost medieval way; his renditions of the Cirques resemble illustrations of fairy kingdoms.
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