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De Bijenkorf
Five floors of perfect stock, three cafés and polite staff make this the city's favourite department store. All the usual brands are here (DKNY, Polo and Ralph Lauren) as well as funkier labels like W. Start with pastry at the ground-floor café, then work up to the groovy top-floor clothing shop.
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Hema
What used to be the nation's equivalent of Marks & Spencer or Woolworths has undergone a facelift and now attracts as many design aficionados as bargain hunters. Expect low prices, reliable quality and a wide range of products including good-value wines and delicatessen goods.
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Innerspace
What used to be the nation's equivalent of Marks & Spencer or Woolworths has undergone a facelift and now attracts as many design aficionados as bargain hunters. Expect low prices, reliable quality and a wide range of products including good-value wines and delicatessen goods.
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Maison De Bonneterie
Exclusive and classic clothes for the whole family are featured here. Men are particularly well catered for with labels like Ralph Lauren and Armani, best purchased during the brilliant 50%-off sales, but there is still plenty for the ladies. Note the amazing chandeliers and beautiful glass cupola.
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Vroom & Dreesmann
Slightly more upmarket than Hema, this national chain is popular for its clothing and cosmetics. Its fabulous cafeteria, La Place, serves well-priced, freshly prepared salads, hot dishes and pastries.
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