Which capital city in Europe is the best for shopping? cheap and a lot of variety and the ultimat in fashion?

Answer 1

Try going to Paris during the Soldes (in January and July). Everything is discounted up to 75%. It's a fantastic shopping time.

Answer 2

The dollar is weak, so fashion won't be Target prices, but....Vienna is where I would go. The Stefansplatz: has some fun stores: H&M Collection (affordable, and not to be missed!), Zara's, have a look in Shoeps, check out the Manner Store. Kaerntner Strasse (: luxury shopping street )but also a downscale H&M not to be confused with H&M collection and a C&A with good student stuff).Julius Meinl am Graben (the most beautiful food store ever decorated in black,gold and red).... Yes, definitely Vienna. And you can put your feet up in a lovely cafe and have coffee and pastries or see the sights- original architecture from the 1500s up to present.......Oh and there is a little mall (Millenium city) at the Handelskai metro stop with lots of shops for clothes.

Answer 3

Brussels is the capital of Belgium and never the main inexpensive in Europe. i substitute into in Bucharest some years in the past and it substitute into extremely affordable yet its now in the ecu so theres inflation. My wager as to the main inexpensive may be between right here , Minsk (Belarus), Sarajevo (Bosnia), Pristina or despite its observed as (new Kosovan Capital), Tirana (Albania) or maybe Chisneau (Moldova). besides the reality that the flights to the jap capitals which at the instant are in the ecu would be greater value-effective. Moscow is the costliest capital in Europe and that i think of possibly the international.

Answer 4

I don't know much about fashion, nor do I care... to me, fashion is irrelevant compared to whether something is functional and comfortable. Personally I couldn't give a rat's *** as to whether other people think it's fashionable or not... but that's me. As far as cheap and variety goes, you're better off looking to the east than to the west, where Europe is concerned--at least if you're going to restrict yourself to European capitals only, and not the hundreds of other non-capital cities in all of those countries. (Capital cities are not the only place to buy things.) Generally, the more touristy a place is, and the bigger the "name" of that place (compare Paris, France to Ljubljana, Slovenia) the more expensive the stores get. I found Ljubljana to be far cheaper in all aspects, not to mention easier to navigate, than Paris. So was Bratislava. Prague and Budapest are more well-known but are still far less expensive in most aspects than their more well-trodden western capital counterparts. I mean, everyone goes to London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Madrid... but if you're going to insist on a western European country, at least look outside the capitals a little. You might find Koln or Frankfurt or Nurnberg cheaper than Berlin; Strassbourg and Metz cheaper than Paris; Belfast or Liverpool cheaper than London... the list goes on and on. Europe has a lot to offer, and although the capitals are definitely worth seeing, don't limit yourself to the typical tourist's itinerary! You'll be missing out on far more than you know.

Answer 5

I've always had the best luck shopping in London than in Paris or other capitals. I find more of the funky styles I like than more staid stuff in Paris. (Unless you're talking serious designers which I'm not!). I also understood UK sizing conversions better.

Answer 6

All the big cities are NOT cheap to go shopping. So I recommend u to go to Trieste in northern Italy or in Brescia, in Brescia there is lots of shops and they have on Saturday special markets..

Answer 7

Cheap? Define "cheap"?

Europe really isn't cheap, especially EU countries. Usually it's about 1 Euro to 2 US Dollars. Not really "cheap."

Ultimate in fashion would be Paris though.

Answer 8

Spain is very chic and reasonable as compared to Italy and France. Madrid and Barcelona are great cities. Bucharest,Romania is also very reasonable!

Answer 9

Madrid

Answer 10

Come in Bucharest-Romania, but hurry up ! You'll do a wonderful deal.