Shopping in Warsaw - authentic goods, best outlets, malls and boutiques

Arkadia shopping center, the largest one in Eastern Europe, is located in Warsaw. More than 200 stores of the famous world and Polish brands and about 20 restaurants and cafes are available to its visitors. The center houses one of the city's best wine shops and a modern cinema. Prestigious Bershka, Mango, and Vero Moda stores are located on the second floor. Clothing and footwear shops have various price level. Yves Rocher store will certainly attract women. A whole day won't be enough to hit all the pavilions of the complex.

Złote Tarasy is one of the most beautiful malls in Warsaw. You'll find plenty of pleasant places for recreation with fountains and ornamentals inside. Amateurs of famous European brands, such as Mexx and Reserved will definitely like it here. Wealthy customers can enjoy elite stores like Trussardi and Hugo Boss. The shopping complex is located in the very center of the city, so it's always full of people.

Young people and those who prefer a modern style, attend Galeria Mokotów trading center. It attracts with a variety of fashion boutiques, among which Cropp Town store, large Calvin Klein and Versace pavilions. There are rather expensive shops and boutiques suggesting affordable prices, which are especially loved by local youth. This shopping center will be interesting for a family visit. There are many playgrounds for children. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

Frugal travelers can explore Factory markowa moda, the largest outlet in Poland. They sell high-quality brand items with big discounts, as well as footwear and accessories. Polish-manufactured goods have especially attractive prices.

Lovers of original design things like Promenada trade gallery, where young Polish designers present their products. Although presented things and accessories are exclusive, they have quite moderate prices. Yet, there is a large multi-brand YPDF boutique, that offers entirely Polish brands.

Those who like walking through original markets, should go to Zieleniecka street, where the most famous Warsaw Europe market is located at an unfinished sports stadium. You can go there for inexpensive clothing and shoes, it presents a lot of goods from Eastern countries. There are also trade tents with goods produced in Germany, France, and other European countries. Besides clothing, household decorations, toys, and souvenirs are sold here.

No less interesting is Volka market, whose numerous trading rows cannot be walked in in a day. You can visit it in search of inexpensive clothes and shoes made in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Turkey. They sell dishes, works of art, local souvenirs and goods for children.

Wola area is famous for its Targ staroci flea market, which is visited by collectors from around the world. It is divided into two parts. In one of them local residents sell and exchange personal things, the rest is entirely filled with antiques. Besides traditional collectibles, antique furniture, works of art, old TV sets and radios, many other vintage things can be bought here. The upside is, the flea market works every day.