Philadelphia
is a consumer's dream come true, as there is more shopping to
be done here than you could ever imagine. The main
shopping district is located on Walnut Street where it
intersects 17th Street, and continues in both directions from
there. You will find great values and everything you
could possibly be shopping for. Below we have
highlighted some of the more popular shopping venues to assist
you in planning you adventure.
Places to Shop
The
Bourse Food Court and Specialty Shops
- 111
S Independence Mall East, (215) 625-0300. Eat, shop and be merry.
This historic landmark has it all. The food court serves up
goodies ranging from steamy cappuccino to famous Philly
cheesesteaks. The shops offer everything from souvenirs to the
finest perfumes. There's even a movie theater and two night
clubs. Enjoy dining in a Victorian setting across the street
from the Liberty Bell.
Classic
Lighting
- 62 N. Second Street (215) 625-9552,
Fax (215) 625-9542. Whether you need just a truly beautiful
fixture or wish to lamp your entire home, restaurant, club, bar,
office or building with classic circa 1900 lighting, we are here
for you. We offer a complete line of supplies for designers,
decorators, lamp restorers and craftspersons. Complete parts
department offers repairs and restorations. Thousands of lights
in stock. We ship around the world. Voted Best of Philly.
Ethnics
- 306 & 307 South St, (215) 627-9625. Along
with one of the largest selections of handcrafted sterling
silver jewelry in Philadelphia, you'll find unique furniture and
gift items such as wrought-iron candleholders, hand made jewelry
boxes, a wide variety of candles, mirrors and mosaic glass work
in the new Ethnics -- Imports for the Home. Direct importing
allows for unusually low prices.
Franklin
Mills Value Mall - 1455
Franklin Mills Circle, (800) 336-6255. Franklin Mills has over 200
outlets and discount stores all on one level and under one roof.
Major retailers at the mall include: J.C. Penney Outlet, off 5th
Saks Fifth Avenue Outlet, Speigel Outlet, Marshalls, Filene's
Basement & Last Call from Neiman Marcus. Always 20-60%
savings on top designer and brand names.
Italian
Market - 9th
St from Christian to Wharton. From the makings of travolo freddo
to the workings of a ravioli machine, Philadelphia's Italian
Market features more than 100 shops that reflect the Italian
heritage of the original founders of the market, as well as
vendors from Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
Jones
New York
- 1711 Walnut St, (215) 864-0110. The
flagship store of the renowned women's apparel company is right
in the heart of Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Row. Completely
renovated, the elegant Walnut Street store carries the most
recent fashions from the collection: Jones New York, Jones New
York Sport, Jones New York Suit, and Jones & Co. And, don't
miss the new Jones New York Country Store at The Plaza, King of
Prussia Mall. 610/265-2050.
Market
Place East - 701
Market St, (215) 592-8905. Located three blocks east of the
Convention Center, Market Place East is a blend of shops and
restaurants in a renovated historic building. Major tenants
include Ross Dress for Less and Dress Barn. The lower level
features a food court with atrium setting. Enjoy lunch at Au Bon
Pain, Dunkin Donuts, Pagano's Market, Pagano's Pizza, China
Pagoda and Bankers Cafeteria.
Mineralistic
- 319
South St, (215) 922-7199. An enchanting store that offers a
memorable experience. Delight your whimsy with an unusual array
of interesting home decor and gifts. These fascinating
collections include gargoyles, candles and holders, mirrors, wind chimes, fountains, jewelry and one of the largest mineral
displays in the City of Brotherly Love. ATM and all major credit
cards accepted.
Reading
Terminal Market - 12th
& Arch St, (215) 922-2317. A traditional farmers' market with
over 70 merchants from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds
selling meat, fish, produce, groceries, prepared and served
foods, flowers, crafts, books, and other merchandise.
Salon
Royale Court - 1822
Spruce St (215) 893-3800.Perhaps the most beautiful salon in
Philadelphia. Salon Royale Court artfully combines two
businesses under one roof: a full service hair salon and an
antique store specializing in 19th century and early 20th
century English, French, and American antiques. Located in a
spectacular 150-year-old Rittenhouse Square mansion, Salon
Royale Court proudly houses some of the best creative hair
stylists in the city. While being pampered from head to toe,
relax, roam and shop two entire floors of antiques and
accessories collected from around the world, Services include:
hair styling and coloring, nail care, make-up, and waxing. Salon
Royale Court offers special beauty packages, generous beverages
and a private V.I.P. room upon request.
The
Shops at Liberty Place - 16th
& Chestnut St, (215) 851-9055. A Center City landmark where
you'll discover specialty merchandise in 60 unique shops. Take
an escalator to the second level and explore.
Philadelphia
is a consumer's dream come true, as there is more shopping to
be done here than you could ever imagine. The main
shopping district is located on Walnut Street where it
intersects 17th Street, and continues in both directions from
there. You will find great values and everything you
could possibly be shopping for. Below we have
highlighted some of the more popular shopping venues to assist
you in planning you adventure.