When food and sightseeing isn't enough, try shopping.

The city of Dublin has many options for shopping addicts and fashion lovers.

Dublin offers you a big variety of shops for anything you can think of. From exclusive high-end shops to unique vintage shops, there’s something out there for everyone

If you are on the southside of Dublin you will be met by high-end department stores such as my personal favorite, Brown Thomas on Grafton Street. If you are looking to spoil yourself, Brown Thomas offers luxury brand clothes, accessories, and makeup, from designers such as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Chanel and many more.

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Further down Grafton Street you can pop into Stephen's Green shopping centre, enjoy a coffee and browse the centre which has familiar retail outlets such as TK Maxx and Irish department store Dunne Stores. Stephens Green Centre not only offers a unique place to shop inside with scenery but also Stephen's green park right outside the shopping centre which is a must-see in Dublin.

 

If you happen to be on Dublin's northside, do not worry. Even on this side you can find a big variety of shops and shopping centers. One of the shopping hotspots is Jervis center with three stories of shops, cafes, and restaurants that cater to everyone. While the Ilac center is directly opposite and offers even more shopping options with the likes of Dunne Stores retail & food,  TK Maxx and other shops such as Boots and Flying Tiger there are lots to explore on Dublin's northside shopping.

Henry Street and O’Connell Street are two must-go shopping areas in north Dublin, popular shops like Zara, H&M, and the Irish Primark are located there for the newest styles of clothes and accessories. If all this is not enough for you, there are loads of local and small shops that offer unique and special made items, just near this shopping hub on Capel street.  The buskers also add a very vibrant atmosphere to your shopping which can be fun for a quick break and a sing-along.

If you are looking to find something more special why don't you have a look on Moore street where you 

can find independent shops from all over the world with a selection of cultural and traditional attire and 

cuisine amongst other things. 

 

To summarize shortly Dublin will fill any shopping need your heart desires with good variety, 

so don't waste any time and get to shopping.

 

Ayat Suhel

 

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