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VITACURA. Aldea de Vitacura is a centrally located outdoor market where local artisans and hawkers sell their wares to a steady stream of visitors. The market spaces are open all day throughout the week and on weekends. Drop by and barter on handcrafted clothing, art pieces or delicious traditional food items. There's always a bargain waiting to be found here and this shopper's open-air retreat is a particularly good option on warm days.
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BELLAVISTA. This street market and fair is a weekend event in the popular Bellavista neighborhood. Sellers populate scores of street-side booths and sell everything from knit sweaters to Latin music CDs. It may take a well-trained eye to separate the wheat from the chaff but those who love to dicker over wares will certainly enjoy a couple of hours here.
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PROVIDENCIA. Wine enthusiasts drink up the ambience at this Pedro de Valdivia-area bar that sells a top-notch tasting selection of wines from regional makers. Instructors lead courses for both connoisseurs and newcomers who are on the lookout for the perfect vintage. After sampling from the cellar, shoppers can stock up on their favorites. Visitors can also arrange tours to local wineries. This locale is an ideal venue for grape lovers looking for that perfect bottle from their trip or for a gift for someone special back home.
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La Vinoteca
Avenida Isidora Goyenechea 2966, Santiago, Chile · 56-2-334-1987
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LAS CONDES. Wine-lovers will rejoice in this expansive wine shop that sells a host of local and regional vintages at a range of prices. In addition to selling fine wines, this locale also serves delicious appetizers and light meals to complement the flavors of the various vintages. Shoppers can find their perfect grape blend and have their purchases shipped to their hotel or back home for later consumption.
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Mall Panorámico
Avenida 11 de Septiembre 2155, Santiago, Chile · 56-2-361-0011
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PROVIDENCIA. For shoppers and bargain-hunters who need their mall fix when traveling, this expansive shoppers' paradise is one of the better choices in the city. With more than 100 shops and stores selling everything from shoes to CDs, there is something for everyone. The mall is home to a selection of cafes, deli counters and eateries for a lunch break from shopping. The mall is easily accessible by cab, car or public transportation.
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Mercado is an architectural gem showcasing the Art Nuevo style. Venders offer a wide array of fish and fresh seafood in one place. As you wander through the stalls there is a feast for the eyes. Fruits and vegetables are also available. A stroll through the market is a great way to experience the vibrant life and culture of the city.
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Parque Arauco
Avenida Kennedy 5413, Santiago, Chile · 56-2-299-0500
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LAS CONDES. Designer shops such as Polo, Versace and Valentino share space with Chilean shops including Almacenes Paris, the largest Chilean department store, here at one of the city's largest shopping centers. There are also restaurants and a large cineplex. The mall even operates special car service to and from some major hotels, and some of the stores offer special tourist discounts. Travelers should prepare themselves when visiting on weekends as crowds swell as the wheels of commerce are greased.
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LAS CONDES. If hand-made items, antiques, ceramics, clothing and conventional art are on your list, then this Las Condes village shopping center is a must-visit destination. The venue offers a variety of wares from resident crafters and creators. Come by on a weekend day for shopping, and sample the local fare that is sold. After a few hours of browsing and haggling, stop in and tour the neighboring San Vincente Ferrer Church, an architectural marvel dating from the 1700s.
Our shopping categories guide you to the best places to find souvenirs and mementoes of a perfect trip. Where do you find a book on local history? How about a recording of that terrific zydeco band you heard? Maybe a trinket for the kids or spouse? Use our lists to narrow your search.
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