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Cardiff Antiques Centre
Spread over three floors of an Edwardian arcade, this centre has more than a dozen little stores selling Welsh porcelain and china, antique jewellery and silver, stamps, coins and collectables.
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Castle Welsh Crafts
If you're after stuffed dragons, lovespoons, Cardiff T-shirts or a suit of armour (wearable, if you're interested), this is the city's biggest souvenir shop, conveniently located across the street from the castle.
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Craft in the Bay
This retail gallery showcases work created by contemporary Welsh artists and craftspeople, with a wide range of ceramics, textiles, woodwork, jewellery, glassware, paper, baskets, book-binding and ironwork.
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High St Arcades
Cardiff's most distinctive shopping feature is the High St Arcades, a series of glass-roofed Victorian and Edwardian arcades running off High St and St Mary St, lined with quirky fashion boutiques, speciality shops and cafés.
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Jacob's Market
A four-floor, red-brick building housing more than 50 stalls, Jacob's sells second-hand and antique furniture, vintage clothes, books, military memorabilia and bric-a-brac.
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Riverside Real Food Market
Venture across the Taff to the Riverside Real Food Market for fresh local produce and organic food.
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Spillers Records
Spillers The world's oldest record shop, founded in 1894 (when it sold wax phonograph cylinders) and still occupying its original premises, Spiller's is a national treasure. It stocks a huge range of CDs and vinyl, prides itself on catering to the non-mainstream end of the music market (especially good on punk), and promotes local talent through regular in-store gigs.
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Troutmark Books
This is the biggest secondhand bookshop in the city.
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Waterstone's
At this bookshop you'll find lots of Welsh-interest books, maps and guides.
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