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Centre Commercial de Place d'Armes
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Address: 4 centre cial Place d'Armes, Le Lamentin 97232
East of Fort-de-France, this shopping area is the closest to Martinique's International Airport. Lamentin offers a variety of small boutiques and market areas.
Centre Commercial La Bateliere
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Address: Rue de Alizés, Schoelcher
This shopping center is located north of Fort-de-France proper.
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Address: Rue Ernest Deproge, Fort-de-France 97200
Loosely translated as the Center for Trading Art, this place is a must for those wanting to take back some local artwork with them. From coral jewelry and paintings to wickerwork and pottery, this artisanal market is one of Fort-De-France's true gems. Other such markets are located in St-Pierre and St-Anne.
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Address: Acajou Lamentin, Le Lamentin 97232
Martinique's most Americanized shopping center, the Galleria in Lamentin stands as one of the Caribbean's largest malls. Unlike its Stateside cousins, however, the Galleria features a variety of popular French chains like Kookai, Bouche B, Morgan, and Alain Manoukian, and Bonjour Paris.
Category: Best Shopping - Martinique Shopping
Address: Fort-de-France
Fort-de-France's main shopping drag, this Parisian-style strip is home to a rich collection of chic boutiques, island-themed specialty shops, and vendors selling everything from fresh fruit to colorful bundles of flowers. A stroll through the city's main shopping district will reveal such fashion-conscious shops as the parfumerie Roger Albert,...
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Address: Marché d'Épice, Fort-de-France
Designed and built by Henry Picq, Fort-de-France's Spice Market opened for business in 1901. This traditional Caribbean market is proverbially awash with tropical colors and aromas, as its stalls are often full of bright Martiniquais flowers, fresh fruit and vegetables, and exotic herbs and spices.
