Nottingham love to shop

Shop-alcoholics, you're in luck! Nottingham has a good reputation in terms of retail therapy, and no doubt there are plenty to choose from. You'll find all the big chains and fashion boutiques along with boutiques, designer shops and second hand markets.

You took a cup of coffee and is raring to go! The first place to visit is the Victoria Centre in the heart of the city. Undercover, so does not get wet when it is (always) rains, more than 100 stores here to keep you busy, with the marks of the main high street such as Next, Top Shop, John Lewis, House of Fraser Monsoon, Superdrug and boots.

When you are all passed through there, head to the huge store TK Maxx designer outlet and take a chance, you can always find great deals on clothes, shoes and household items. Located in the Westfield Broadmarsh Centre will also find other stores in the street budget as Argos and BHS.

It's time for something a little more class, so let us turn to the beautiful Exchange and FH Mall, built on the site of the former Flying Horse Inn. The mall is surrounded by the stunning glass ceiling, and there is an eclectic mix of stylish boutiques and brands such as Karen Millen, Warehouse and Viyella. This elegant center is also home to some big name designers. Vivienne Westwood and Jaeger find sitting comfortably here.

In line with sophisticated design theme, and now head of the Lace Market District. You can take a point of lunch and rest your weary feet of shopping one of the bars nice coffee and watch the world go by. When you're relaxed and refreshed, explore the cobbled streets and crooked alleys, and you find that are home to some of the boutiques most beautiful in Nottingham. Son of Nottingham designer Paul Smith opened his flagship store here and sit beside many other designer brands.

If independent fresh and elegant vintage are more your style, then Derby Road and Marion Road is where it's for you. Stylish boutiques and unique lifestyle and furniture stores line the street here, so be sure to find something different style. Hockley Village, next to the Lace Market, and has been dubbed as the response of a Soho Nottingham, so you'll find a great mix of new age shops, antique houses, art shops and cinemas. It has not always been so elegant without however. He is most famous for being the birthplace of Sir Jesse Boot, founder of Boots the Chemist, born in poverty here in the mid-nineteenth century.

For a shopping experience more boots on the ground, Mansfield Road is a riot of colorful international restaurants and takeaways, costume shops, second place hand bookshops and record stores.

And after all that, if you are still on their feet and want to show their new tastes, then check out rags Nottingham to our glasses of all the information about the city nightlife hot!

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John Tarr is a copywriter for Hen Weekends. Learn more about Nottingham at http://www.henweekends.net.

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