Great places for shopping in Lancaster District in June (updated in 2024)

"Through the alleys in front of York Cathedral, Stonegate is York's main sightseeing street, with typical slate roads in the middle, and many medieval-era old houses on both sides, selling distinctive, unique small goods. During the day, it was bustling and crowded, and at dusk, the shops were closed and many tourists had left. It was quite good for us to stroll around the window shop."

"This is one of the highest-end shopping centers in Birmingham. It is still worth visiting for shopping. There are not many shops but they are basically great brands. The scenery here is also beautiful."

"What kind of stuff is this? Not a news agency, or a grocery store. Why did I think of the Oriental Book Pavilion? It's really a bit like, some small and small things have to sell."

"I went to the UK with my husband on a holiday. Edinburgh is really a super beautiful place. When I was shopping, I accidentally visited this Hamilton Inches. It was a jewelry store. It was very tall and the service was very good. The clerk patiently tried their jewelry for me. Super satisfied."

"The strong perfume smell occupies the entire department store, it is worth coming to fight, there are many big brands and local British brands, it is very cool to buy and buy here!"

"Leeds' HarveyNicole is quite big, G floor makeup, first floor, second floor, women's boutique clothing, third floor, men's fourth floor food coffee, etc., the completeness is of course incomparable with London, but much better than Manchester and Liverpool."

"I bought the IWC Portuguese meter for my boyfriend at this watch shop, and he was completely loyal to the Portuguese meter's face value. This watch is indeed high-value, and it is very gentleman after wearing it. The strap is a dark blue crocodile skin and the white plate blue needle looks exquisite."

"The coach is a very famous American brand, taking the light luxury route, I have bought their bag several times before, very durable. This time I bought their lace casual women's shoes for the first time, but I didn't expect to wear them very comfortable."

"Oxford Outlets in Cheshire is located in the north of the historic city of Chester. If you drive by yourself, you can reach the No. 10 intersection of the M53 Highway. Our group of frustrated people need a bus or taxi. Because there are many people with luggage, although the hotel can be stored, but non-residents will be very expensive. So under the advice of the local taxi driver, I found a big car and calculated it as a savings than the bus. The return trip and the driver have an appointment and will pick it up on time. So we split into two batches: a group of small towns to hang out for dinner, feel the medieval British style, or see Chester Castle. The other group went to Cheshire Oaks famous outlets, the largest and oldest outlets. Because I have also been to outlets near London, if price sensitive, here is relatively low price."

"Very good store, but the popularity is not very high."