Best Shopping in the USA
When it comes to finding unique shopping cities, we think its the quality (chains vs. independent boutiques), not just the quantity of stores that matters. A pleasing atmosphere doesn't hurt, either. That's why we compiled a list of spots ideal for budget-minded fashionistas and big spenders alike.
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Why Go: Just like France has Paris, the U.S. has New York City. Brimming with fashion leaders, stylish storefronts lining Fifth Avenue, SoHo, and the East Village, among many other chic neighborhoods, NYC overflows with a spectrum of stores for travelers of all tastes and budgets. Read More»
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Why Go: Chi-town's mile-long stretch on Michigan Avenue, known as The Magnificent Mile, is not to be missed, regardless of whether or not came with a thick wallet. You'll also want to visit The Loop's State Street, Wicker Park's boutiques and antique shops, and the suburb's sprawling malls. Read More»
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Why Go: Shopaholics will find paradise in L.A.'s shopping scene. Malls abound, as do upscale shopping streets like Rodeo Drive and Wilshire Boulevard. A cache of eclectic shops can be found along Abbot Kinney Boulevard, near Venice Beach. Plus, L.A. features chic boutiques and vintage shops, too. Read More»
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Why Go: The City by the Bay stands as flashy L.A.'s funky cousin. While you'll find the usual chains and high-end shops scattering Union Square, San Fran also boasts a bounty of indie boutiques and second-hand shops lining Chestnut, Union, and Fillmore streets. Read More»
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Why Go: Downtown Miami features discount shopping, from luggage to leather, while Coral Gables showcases designer goods. Coconut Grove is known for their mix of boho shops and chain stores, and Calle Ocho in Little Havana is the best place to find cigars and baked goods. For mega-malls, visit the city's outer-regions. Read More»
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Why Go: Mall of America. Enough said. Serious shoppers should make the pilgrimage to the Mall of America if not for the sheer amount of shops for the discounted designer re-sale items. Read More»
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Why Go: The greater Houston area doesn't have too many landmarks, but most natives will know exactly where you are talking about if you name the nearest shopping center. An extraordinary outlet mall, Katy Mills marks the city's western edge, and you shouldn't miss out on the massive Galleria in Uptown. Read More»
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Why Go: Shopping is a dress-up affair in Dallas, Texas—the home of the country's first department store, Neiman Marcus. Residents take their shopping very seriously here, and they accomplish it in sprawling malls, such as Highland Park Village for designer-wear and The Galleria for its cosmopolitan shops. Read More»
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