Shopping

If you love to shop, you'll feel right at home in Philadelphia. A shopping mecca, where clothing and shoes are tax-free, this city is full of incredible retail complexes and boutiques. Some of the biggest names in shopping can be found on Rittenhouse Row, a premier shopping strip featuring such tenants as Nicole Miller, Ralph Lauren, Burberry, Coach, and Tiffany.

For fashion savvy shoppers infatuated with quality and style, Cheree Amour Shoes, an upscale shoe boutique located in Northern Liberties, offers a great selection of unique footwear paired with excellent customer service for an unparalleled shopping experience.

Purchase exceptional, custom-made African art, sculptures, or hand-crafted jewelry and accessories to add to your collection from De Village, located in Philadelphia’s historic Reading Terminal Market.

Discover distinct, inimitable items ranging from eccentric, signature candles to eye-catching fur throw pillows at KDP Lifestyles. Recently opened by restaurateur KeVen Parker, KDP is a one-of-a kind home furnishing store located at Ms. Tootsie’s Restaurant Bar Lounge on South Street.

You’ll want to make time to explore and shop the massive amount of boutiques, art galleries and retail stores that line the streets of Old City. Make sure you stop by Topstitch located on North 3rd Street. With a mix of vintage and new age fashion, this boutique has everything from leather jackets and skinny leg jeans, to customized jewelry and accessories all created by local designers. Browse their latest addition to the fashion world-- Smyth’s Fleather jewelry, a collection of hand-dyed leather earrings and necklaces inspired by Mother Nature herself.

Just outside Center City you will find the largest retail complex in the country, King of Prussia Mall. And bargain lovers will find it hard to leave Franklin Mills Mall - the official landmark of the discount shopper with its 220 brand-name discount stores - and the Philadelphia Premium Outlets, featuring 150 name brand designers, in nearby Limerick.

Visitors will thank us for this friendly bit of advice: bring an extra suitcase!