Glasgow Shopping

  1. Adventure 1

    Adventure 1 lives up to its name, stocking all manner of outdoor-action supplies. Besides its excellent range of hiking boots, it has camping and survival gear, military and workwear. Don't set out on your mountain trek without stopping by here first.

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  2. Argyll Arcade

    Put rings on your fingers and bells on your toes in Glasgow's famed jewellery precinct. This old covered shopping street is jam packed with modern and antique jewellery shops. Choose from traditional Scottish designs or sleek, chic numbers. Look up as you peruse the shops - John Baird's eye-catching roof is as much a jewel as the baubles for sale.

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  3. Armani

    Designer of choice to Hollywood's richest and most beautiful, favourite of magazine style editors around the world, and all-round Italian design legend, Giorgio Armani's only Scottish Emporio is, appropriately enough, located in Glasgow's upmarket Italian Centre. Go on, splash out - you're on holiday!

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  4. Barras Market

    Glasgow's flea market, the Barras on Gallowgate, is the living breathing heart of this city in many respects. It has almost a thousand stalls and people come here just for a wander as much as for shopping, which gives the place a holiday air. The Barras is notorious for designer frauds, so be cautious. Watch your wallet too.

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  5. Buchanan Galleries

    For retail addicts who like their shop-stops all within easy reach under the one sky-lit roof, Buchanan Galleries is the obvious port of call. This bright, spacious shopping centre is home to four floors' worth of fashion, footwear, homewares, electronics, books and more...as well as plenty of eateries in which to refuel should your bags get a bit heavy!

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  6. Catherine Shaw

    Catherine Shaw is a well-stocked gift and souvenir shop packed with appealing goodies. You can get your Charles Rennie Mackintosh fix here, and if jewellery's more your thing, you'll find many gorgeous pieces that transcend mass production.

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  7. Italian Centre

    Pick up some designer threads at Glasgow's very own temple of Italian fashion. There's Versace, of course, as well as Armani, Gucci, Prada and other bella labels darling. Take some time for a caffeine zap while you're here - this is Italian culture at its cafe-latte-lifestyle best, albeit sans Mediterranean sunshine.

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  8. Princes Square Shopping Centre

    In a lovingly restored listed building dating back to 1841, Princes Square is the shopping centre for those who like a touch of class with their retail experience. Posh boutiques, jewellery stores and speciality shops are spread over five levels; then, when you're all shopped out, you can take refuge in one of the trendy restaurants or bars.

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  9. Tiso's

    Munro-baggers and other outdoor enthusiasts can go berserk at Tiso's, five floors of everything they could ever want for their hiking, trekking, mountaineering, skiing, snowboarding and/or camping adventures. Also perfect if you just want to pitch a lovely new tent in your back garden.

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