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Address: 14 Main St, Dronningens Gade
This gallery is housed in the same building where the famous Impressionist painter, Camille Pissarro, was born in 1830. Several prints of Pissarro's Caribbean works are on display, along with works from about two dozen other artists. The gallery sells locally dyed batik cloth, and prints and paintings by local artists.
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St. Thomas's capital city was named in 1692 in honor of the Queen of Denmark. The waterfront of Charlotte Amalie is among the most popular cruise ship ports in the Caribbean. Because of this distinction, the town has an impressive array of shops catering to the passengers; most are within walking distance of the port. Charlotte Amalie is also...
Category: Best Shopping - St. Thomas Shopping
Address: Waterfront Dr 00804
This is a terrific spot for souvenir buying, since all of the goods are made in or grown in the Caribbean. Locally produced jams, jellies, chutneys, spices, teas and coffees fragrance the air and will be sure to please any recipient. Not sure how to use some of the more exotic herbs and condiments? Buy a cookbook of local recipes. The store also...
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Address: Rte 304, Estate Contant, Crown Bay Marina, Frenchtown
This store would be considered impressive in virtually any city. The makings of a perfect gourmet picnic are here, as well as high end provisions for your yacht or condo. The shelves are stocked with an incredible selection of foods such as caviar, imported meats and cheeses, specialty foods from all over the world, and a good range of wines.
Category: Best Shopping - St. Thomas Shopping
Address: 9002 Havensight Mall, Cruise Ship Dock
Ancient mahogany trees line the streets around this mall that boasts about 100 shops, restaurants and service providers. Numerous separate buildings � all handicapped accessible � compose the mall. Here you will find many of the same shops that are in downtown Charlotte Amalie. Jewelers, a bookstore, a gourmet grocer and a music store...
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Address: Rte 38, Raphune Hill, Al Cohen's Plaza
Just outside the bustle of Charlotte Amalie is this excellent gallery, selling works by local and internationally recognized artists such as Don Dahlke, Max Johnson, Dana Wylder and others who spend part of their time in the Caribbean. The airy gallery also has framing services available.
Category: Best Shopping - St. Thomas Shopping
Address: Charlotte Amalie
Originally, this city square was a busy slave market. Things are just as bustling but the goings-on are considerably cheerier today. Local vendors gather here to sell the freshest tropical fruits and vegetables, and the atmosphere is festive and uniquely Caribbean. It's the perfect spot to stroll around while sipping the milk from a just-opened...
Native Arts and Crafts Cooperative
Category: Best Shopping - St. Thomas Shopping
Address: 1 Tolbod Gade, Charlotte Amalie
The work of more than 90 artisans is gathered under one roof at this arts and crafts gallery. The goods are constantly changing as the craftspeople create new designs, but popular offerings include hand-carved calabash bowls, spice racks made from locally harvested wood, hand-woven baskets, straw dolls, quilts and croqueted shopping bags....
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Address: Smith Bay Rd (Rte 38), Anna's Retreat
Silk-screen artist Jim Tillett and his wife founded Tillett Gardens. Today the legacy continues and you can still purchase the fabrics and maps designed and printed by Tillett. Locally produced pottery, candles, jewelry and baskets are also for sale. Many of the artisans work on-site so you can watch the crafts take shape. Tillett Gardens is also...
Category: Best Shopping - St. Thomas Shopping
Address: Charlotte Amalie
Visit Vendors Plaza if you need to stock up on fresh fruit or souvenirs. Like all Caribbean marketplaces, this one has a fun, festive atmosphere and is a great place to load up on locally made crafts like straw hats and bags, jewelry and t-shirts. It's also a fine spot for an inexpensive bite to eat! Individual vendors keep different hours, but...
