Shopping in Russia
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Kupets
If you're looking for a large, Western-style supermarket with a wide selection of Russian and imported food items, head here.
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Troitsky Market
Great for self-caterers, the market has tables piled high with fresh fruit and vegies, as well as breads, meats and cheeses.
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Knigomir
Vladivostok city maps and Primorsky Territory maps are available at stalls and bookshops such as Knigomir.
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Yenisey Supermarket
For picnic supplies head for the surprisingly bright Yenisey supermarket hidden behind the Vilner Palace.
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Stolichny Supermarket
For picnickers and self-caterers the Stolichny supermarket is the best-stocked grocery in the city centre.
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City Tsentr
The City Tsentr shopping mall has a useful 1st-floor supermarket and whose Voskhod Bakery stand has great cheese strudels.
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Russian Flax
Sells fine linen tablecloths, napkins and bedclothes at remarkably low prices; you can also have items made to order.
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Big Star
Denim, denim and more denim. This place carries new and used jeans in all colours, plus shorts, skirts and t-shirts.
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Souvenir Shop
Check out this unsigned shop with scarves, linen tablecloths, so-so lacquer boxes, teaware and enamelled jewellery.
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Market
The market has a range of fresh produce and is ringed by several cheap cafés and shashlyk grills.
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Market
The market covers everything from plug adaptors and fishing gear to underwear and fresh produce.
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Knizhny Mir
One of several bookshops on this street (others are at No 12 and No 17), Knizhny Mir sells Russian-language maps.
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Central Market
The colourful, sprawling central market is good for stocking up on snacks or just for browsing.
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Supermarket
For self-catering the large supermarket at pr Metallurgov 1 is conveniently located and cheap.
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Dirizhabl
A three-storey bookshop with a good selection of maps and local guidebooks, and some books in foreign languages.
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Chakona
Packed with books and maps, and often packed with people. Located on the top floor of the Evropa shopping mall.
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Kolobovnikov Store
Kolobovnikov Store, is a barnlike Torgovy Tsentr filled with some desultory stalls and kiosks.
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Pelikan
If you just need groceries, one of the best places includes Pelikan, near the train station.
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Karta
An extensive selection of maps of Yekaterinburg and Sverdlovsk Oblast, as well as other cities and regions.
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Central Market
Pull together supplies for a picnic from the Central Market just north of the Round Tower.
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ABC's of Taste
The ABC's of Taste is a Russian chain of deluxe markets, selling premium quality (mostly imported) goods.
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Atlas
The map shop Atlas stocks a range of city and regional maps covering the whole country.
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Dom Knigi
A centrally located modern bookshop with a selection of maps and books in Tatar and foreign languages.
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Central Market
Many cheap cafés and food kiosks ring the central market across from the bus station.
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Bookstore No 1
A centrally located bookshop with a good selection of maps, and books about Tatar history and culture.
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