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Louisiana Tax Free Shopping
Some merchants in Louisiana participate in a program called Louisiana Tax Free Shopping. Look for the snazzy red-and-blue ‘tax free’ logo in the window or on the sign of the store. Usually these stores specialize in the kinds of impulse purchases people are likely to make while on vacation. In these stores, present a passport to verify you are not a US citizen and request a voucher as you make your purchase. Reimbursement centers are located in the DowntownRefundCenter and the main lobby of the LouisArmstrongAirport.
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Unclaimed Baggage Center
East of Huntsville in Scottsboro, you'll find the infamous Unclaimed Baggage Center that draws pilgrims from far and wide who peruse the now-for-sale belongings of unfortunate air travelers who have lost their baggage irrevocably down the dark annals of fate. Sucks for them, fabulous deals for you.
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Square Books
Square Books, one of America's great independent bookstores, is the epicenter of Oxford's lively literary scene and a frequent stop for traveling authors. There's a café and balcony upstairs, along with an immense section devoted to Faulkner.
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Lucky Exchange
Atlantans love to shop. There are gigantic malls in Buckhead, and Virginia-Highland has a unique selection of boutique shops. Find vintage and secondhand threads in Little Five Points or at the smartly stocked Lucky Exchange.
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Nomad Supply
You gotta love hippies who have it together. Cross on over the invisible racial lines to Nomad Supply where you can buy vegan cookies, use the internet for free, and buy peace-loving, ecofriendly wares.
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River Market District
The best stroll is in the River Market district, an area of shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs on W Markham St and President Clinton Ave along the riverbank.
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A Cappella Books
A bit of an anarchist spirit pervades in this L5P haunt, which hosts many readings and musical performances. The store has a particularly well-stocked music section.
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Main Street Market
Head here for an array of fresh, organic sandwiches, salads, sushi and pastries. Good range for vegetarians. A few local artisans sell their work here as well.
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Ottenheimer Market Hall
Trawl the stalls for some good-value breakfast or lunch - you'll find everything from fresh fruits and pastries, to sushi, burgers and BBQ.
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Charleston Crafts Cooperative
A pricey, well-edited selection of contemporary South Carolina-made crafts like sweetgrass baskets, hand-dyed silks and wood carvings.
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City Market
The historic City Market is the crowded center of it all, with vendors hawking junky souvenirs from open-air stalls.
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A Schwab's
The original A Schwab's dry-goods store has three floors of voodoo powders, $1 neckties and Elvis shot glasses.
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Savannah Art Works
Come here for vivacious folk art with a positive vibe, like a big ol' heart made from empty Coke and Pabst Blue Ribbon cans.
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Broadway at the Beach
Broadway at the Beach, with shops, restaurants, nightclubs, rides and an IMAX theater, is the largest.
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Ernest Tubb
Marked by a giant neon guitar sign, this is the best place to shop for country and bluegrass records. Open late.
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Malaprop's Bookstore & Cafe
Malaprop's Bookstore & Cafe is beloved for its used books, cappuccino, and free wi-fi.
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Blue Bicycle Books
This teeny indie favorite holds used and new titles on everything from antebellum Charleston to pop art.
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E Shaver, Bookseller
Shelves are stocked with tomes on local and regional history and the collected works of Paula Deen.
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Rare Footage
The teeny East Atlanta boutique Rare Footage sells limited-edition sneakers.
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Kentucky Artisan Center
The Kentucky Artisan Center has a large variety of handcrafts and food.
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