A couple of directions for those who are going to go shopping in Edinburgh well. In particular, here are the main shopping centers of the city.
Cameron Toll (6 Lady Road)
This medium-sized shopping center is located just a half kilometers from the center of Edinburgh. The department store offers a number of mobile phone stores, jewelers, cosmetics, clothing stores, toys, shoe stores, there are also two banks, currency exchange and travel bureau, as well as bookstores, chocolate and souvenir shops. Bakery "Greggs", fast food restaurant "Burger King" and "Costa Coffee", as well as a cozy cafe "Sainsbury's" (with sufficiently low prices, by the way) is also here, in case you are hungry. Also on the territory there is a huge grocery supermarket.
Fort Kinnaird Retail Park (32 Fleming House, Kinnaird Park, NEWCRIGHALL RD)
The trading house is located on the outskirts of Edinburgh. This is a retail park (complex from single and two-storey buildings or buildings) in open air with a large variety of shops and cafes. You can look here in clothing stores and shoes (more than ten large stores, including M & S and Next), and there are also a number of shops selling high-quality children's outfits and toys. Two large departments of technology sell everything from refrigerators to laptops, there are also four specialized mobile phone store. You can also buy books and paintings here, jewelry, health and beauty products, pets. There are children's rooms with changing tables. If you want to rest and refresh, you can visit the McDonalds or Pizza Hut, or enjoy snacks in Starbuck, Costa or Marks and Spencer's Café. In general, there is definitely everything is necessary, and prices cannot but rejoice!
"Gyle Shopping Center" (Gyle Avenue)
The shopping center covers impressive fifty hectares of the territory and includes more than 70 outlets, which makes it an excellent place where you can purchase any necessary thing, the subject of luxury or a gift. Located on the outskirts of the western part of Edinburgh, the trading house is located in easy accessibility. The shopping center walks buses from anywhere in the city. Many worldwide brands can be found in this department store, quite democratic, as well as luxurious and expensive. Wishing to buy jewelry, go to the "Ortak" department, and go to Austin Reed for new things. Also here you can find the largest clothing department "M & S" in Edinburgh. There is a wide variety of places to have a snack and drink coffee. Gyle offers discounts to students in their many stores, so do not forget your student card.
Ocean Terminal (Ocean Drive)
In fact, this is the largest shopping center Edinburgh. There are more than 70 stores, a cinema, a spa, gym, a lot of cafes and restaurants, as well as a popular tourist attraction, "Royal Yacht Britannia". The department store can be reached by bus or taxi from the city center. If you are going on your car, here you will find a large parking lot. The shopping center is located in a very picturesque area of the city. The center is a little more quiet, compared to other department stores Edinburgh, which makes it even more pleasant to shop. And here you will find fantastic restaurants on the water.
«OMNI CENTER» GREENSIDE PLACE
This shopping center is located at the top of Leith Walk and at the end of the Princess Street Street. This is fairly easy to get from anywhere Edinburgh. There are no very many outlets, rather, the Center focuses on providing a large number of entertainment and recreation. For example, there is a fitness center with a swimming pool and more than a hundred trucks, as well as cinema and children's rooms. Early, there are also restaurants, bistro and bars. By the way, you can buy on Tuesday for the SUPER SUVER Tuesday shares, family tickets for movies with large discounts.
"Princes Mall" (3 Princes Street)
This is the first shopping center that see people overlooking the Waverley railway station. It was officially opened by the Queen as Waverley Market (Waverley Market) back in 1985, but since then the place has undergone a few changes. The place is very popular thanks to its beautiful water bodies inside and endless escalators, as well as a trading house boasts a noisy restaurant courtyard and three floors with shops. In this trading house, local residents love to gather, but tourists here too, because the department store is very easy to find. You will find here a good selection of clothing stores and restaurants. Most of the outlets offer acquaintances on the whole world brands. By the way, Edinburgh's main tourist information center is at the top of the mall, and there is a cozy courtyard with real grass, where you can sit and rest.
Opening hours: Mon-Wed, PT-Sat 09: 00-18: 00, Thu 09: 00-19: 00, 5:30: 30-17: 00
"St. James Center » (1 Leith ST)
You can not not visit this popular shopping center in the city center. It is located in the east of Princess Street Street and on Leith Walk. This concrete concrete structure was built in the 1970s, according to many, something like Luma for the eye of the beautiful Edinburgh. Whatever you think about the aesthetic form of the building, you need to consider that the internal content is very impressive. But here there is a number of the largest online stores, a large John Lewis department store, a fantastic store for children with your children's restaurant at the top, as well as restaurants on the top floor, which offer stunning views of the city. The restaurant is simply impossible not to recommend.
Straiton Retail Park (LoanHead)
This shopping complex is located on the departure from Edinburgh, on the A701, near Loanhead. This department store is a house of large furniture stores and home products. Here you can buy beautiful and unusual carpets, beds and a wide range of other interesting furniture. Perhaps here to choose and stylish accessories, tools and consumables. Here you can buy bicycles, automotive equipment and accessories, as well as goods for your pets. There are several clothing stores here, and a large shoe store "Brantano Shoe Store". If you want to relax, look at one of the fast food restaurants to drink coffee or snack.