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Colonial Singapore |
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Shopping in Colonial Singapore or Colonial District as it is known, has several shopping centers and malls.
Some of the shopping malls include There are excellent bargains on such items as clothing for men, women and children. Pirated CDs, accessories, shoes, slippers, bags/backpacks, sunglasses, watches, etc. there are also mobile phones and accessories available here.
The Japanese Department Store at Bugis called Seiyu which is situated at Parco Bugis Junction has some really good labels like TopManShop, Dorothy Perkins, Fashion Lab, Triumph, Wacoal, Dockers and so on.
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You can also grab a few handbags and fashion accessories, toiletries, cosmetics and so on.
Funan-The IT Mall on North Bridge Road and High Street, near the Peninsula Hotel, is an amazing shopping center that caters to gizmo freaks and techies. Get every possible item related to computers and other information-technology related stuff. The Challenger Superstore is one of the best stores where you can get everything under the sun.
There are several stores that sell cameras and repair them as well. The Cathay Photo Store and The Camera Workshop are some of the best shops for camera bargains.
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The Central mall is one of the best places to shop in Singapore. It is located at level one and has a signature theme of Miniature harajuku. It has a smaller version of the three major harajuku shopping streets of Takeshita Dori, Meiji Dori and Omotesando Dori which cater to small and trendy stores and boutiques that cater to authentic Japanese style and trends. Some of the other stores include Charles & Keith, August Ryan, Arcadia and so on.
The City Link is Singapore's underground shopping mall that has several stores and lifestyle boutiques. The City Link Mall has several local and international labels such as M) Phosis, Charles and Keith, Singtel, The Body Shop, Adidas, Soo Kee Jewellery, MPH and HMV.
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To the south of the park is Clarke Quay. One can grab sumptuous food and go on a shopping spree.
Colonial Singapore is indeed not just a fascinating trip down the history lane but also a great place for shopping. |
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