Shopping in Niagara Falls - authentic goods, best outlets, malls and boutiques

Few tourists visit Niagara for the sole purpose of shopping. This city is famous for its unique natural and historical sights. Nevertheless, there are still conditions for good shopping here. Tourists will find several large shopping centers and dozens of stores of various profiles. Fans of modern fashion and stylish accessories are especially attracted by Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls, one of the largest in the region. People come here from all surrounding US cities, and Toronto residents are frequent guests of this center too.

It houses more than 150 stores of world-famous brands that offer clothes, shoes, and accessories at incredibly attractive prices. The outlet would be of interest to fans of HUGO BOSS and DKNY, as well as famous British brands such as Berberry and Timberland. For women, one of the favorite stores is Banana Republic presenting a huge selection of cosmetics and perfumes from around the world. For the convenience of visitors to the outlet, there is a large food court area with restaurants and cafes of various profiles. Those who are going to do shopping in this outlet should carefully check receipts you receive at the register. It may indicate cross-discounts on goods in other stores, which can be used immediately.

Keep choosing new clothes and accessories in Boulevard Mall, which offers customers a choice of over a hundred branded stores. These include Macy's, Banana Republic, JCPenney, H&M, Dick's Sporting Goods, Victoria's Secret, as well as great Payless Shoes store. The shopping center is attractive with shops of different price categories. Both demanding fashionistas and those who prefer affordable high-quality clothes will like it here. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

An equally attractive shopping center is Walden Galleria, which is sure to please fans of stylish designer clothes and accessories. It houses DSW, Macy's, Eddie Bauer, and Lord & Taylor stores, as well as Free People store beloved by connoisseurs of modern style. This gallery is considered one of the most expensive in town. Nevertheless, budget tourists would be happy to visit it during the sales season. Restaurants located here are also considered prestigious and expensive, which is fully offset by the food of the highest quality.

Besides shopping centers and fashion stores, the city offers several farmer's markets, which would be of interest to every tourist. At Niagara Falls City Market, you can always buy fresh seasonal vegetables and fruits. It is open three days a week - on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. This market is also notable for being surrounded by popular restaurants. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, North Tonawanda City Market opens to offer its visitors a decent selection of seasonal products.

Apart from fashionable clothes, perfumes, and regional delicacies, tourists in Niagara should pay attention to souvenir products. T-shirts and all kinds of handicrafts depicting Niagara Falls are popular souvenirs, while fans of unusual gifts prefer to bring antiques from here. Local antique shops have long acquired the status of city attractions. Many of them look like real museums. An interesting store is Antique to Chic, which is mostly visited by ladies. Located in a suburban area of Niagara, it shares a building with a hotel of the same name. Customers are offered a large selection of antique works of art, vintage jewelry, and interior items. The hotel itself features wonderful decoration in a historical style.

Fine Antiques can safely be called one of the most popular city attractions. It is open all year round and offers its visitors a lot of incredible vintage accessories, including pretty amusing ones. Here you can find old board games, funny figurines and children's toys, collections of old magazines and comics, and even vintage clothing. There are more than ten antique shops in the city and its environs, and each one is ready to surprise customers with some unusual stuff from the past. Among the most attractive goods to be brought from the trip, it is worth noting clothes and accessories from leading world brands, books on US attractions, and vintage souvenirs.