Great places for shopping in Comarca de Huescar in June (updated in 2024)

"The Central Market is located in the heart of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and was designed by French designers from 1935 to 1937 and is a large comprehensive market consisting of several parts. Central Market in Phnom Penh, Cambodia Established 1935-1937, mainly selling jewelry jade and traditional Cambodian handicrafts"

"The business hours of European stores are really different from ours. Sundays and holidays are not open. The day we went was just a holiday. We can only look at the window display. British department stores are very common in Spain. Almost every city has it, but the brand inside is different. There are no big Spanish brands familiar with in small cities, they are all ordinary brands, so they have to fight, go to Barcelona and Madrid, and have enough time to refund the tax. In addition to globalblue speed, other tax refund companies are Mrs. mill."

"I went there a few years ago and had a good chance to see it again."

"Yes, a place worth going, like it, go again next time."

"Many brands are here, very convenient, because it is a duty-free shop, there is a big advantage in the price! Service attitude is very good!"

"There are not many people who come to Spain to buy Coach, and we will come and see it when we pass by. After comparing it, we found that the price is still cheaper than domestic. Of course, if this brand is recommended, you should go to the United States to buy it. The discount will be greater."

"The surrounding area is a commercial center, many shops, but unfortunately many are closed around 5 pm. There are good quality and cheap things! Worth shopping, very good! There is also a street full of restaurant food, and very close to the beach! Come to Fengelola, you must go here to visit."

"一个比较受当地人欢迎的购物中心，周边交通较为便利。"

"Nestled within an old train station, Mercado de Motores is truly a sight to see. With vendors selling all types of goods both indoors and outdoors as well as an courtyard area with grilled hamburgers and Spanish eats (think paella and bocadillos), while live music is played. There’s a little of everything at this market, such as homemade marmalades, artensal breads, fluffy blankets, handmade jewelry and even vintage designer heels (Jimmy Choo anyone?). Don’t forget to peer inside the old cars stationed inside the middle of the area. The cars are staged as they would’ve been if they were in use, which gives a fascinating glimpse into the past yesteryears."