Shopping is a fun thing though, but having an idea of a place you are new to can make it all the more well.
France, you all must have heard of as a very beautiful and romantic city where life is lived in extravagance and everything about the place invites you in. At least once in a lifetime you must make time to visit France with your friends and family because there is beauty, serenity and locations that call for you.
No matter how much you loiter around in a place there is one thing that keeps knocking your heart and mind time and again and this is what people and we call ‘Shopping’ or rather ‘Love for Shopping’.
For women a day well spent is a day out shopping new st6uff and checking out the fashion that persists in the place. Well, this is just another excuse for shopping. And when we are just discussing about shopping, we mustn’t forget the fact that a day trip shopping in France can be a really great way to experience some very fascinating aspects of the city, the delights it has to offer and this all together can be a great way to experience some best moments in the unique country. Well, shopping is one thing that is never completed in a day but here are a few major places you can go out shopping to.
If you are a wise and smart shopper, you will understand that this will add up to your French Experience and these are things for you to treasure. It is a real feast of senses most of the times. Right from the bustle of French food markets to the shopping malls, you will get everything in your set budget.
Here are a few places that you can go to for shopping some basic amenities:
French Food Markets: Every village in France, no matter how small it is, will hold a weekly food market that is well supported by the local residents. In larger villages or townships there may be a market every day.
Other markets: Other than the local food markets, most of the areas usually hold flower markets, book markets and antique markets.
French Supermarkets: Hyper U, Carrefour, Super U, Cora. Leader Price, Aldi and Lidl are some supermarkets that you can expect to see in France. These markets are like malls and you can buy almost everything that you wish for in these markets.
Traditionally, France has witnessed some extremely strict rules as to the opening and closing of shops, but in the last few years nothing like this has been witnessed and there are few shops that remain open 24 hours. After 2009 shops have been allowed to open on Sundays.
The mode of payment that you want to follow is entirely your decision. Most of the shops do accept credit and debit cards, using the chip and pin security method, however, in rural areas mostly cheque and cash are acceptable.
Whether you are visiting the rural or the urban side of France, you definitely have a lot to see, a lot to explore and a lot to shop.
France, you all must have heard of as a very beautiful and romantic city where life is lived in extravagance and everything about the place invites you in. At least once in a lifetime you must make time to visit France with your friends and family because there is beauty, serenity and locations that call for you.
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| French Shopping Experience |
For women a day well spent is a day out shopping new st6uff and checking out the fashion that persists in the place. Well, this is just another excuse for shopping. And when we are just discussing about shopping, we mustn’t forget the fact that a day trip shopping in France can be a really great way to experience some very fascinating aspects of the city, the delights it has to offer and this all together can be a great way to experience some best moments in the unique country. Well, shopping is one thing that is never completed in a day but here are a few major places you can go out shopping to.
If you are a wise and smart shopper, you will understand that this will add up to your French Experience and these are things for you to treasure. It is a real feast of senses most of the times. Right from the bustle of French food markets to the shopping malls, you will get everything in your set budget.
Here are a few places that you can go to for shopping some basic amenities:
French Food Markets: Every village in France, no matter how small it is, will hold a weekly food market that is well supported by the local residents. In larger villages or townships there may be a market every day.
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| French Food Marts Experience |
Other markets: Other than the local food markets, most of the areas usually hold flower markets, book markets and antique markets.
French Supermarkets: Hyper U, Carrefour, Super U, Cora. Leader Price, Aldi and Lidl are some supermarkets that you can expect to see in France. These markets are like malls and you can buy almost everything that you wish for in these markets.
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| French Super Markets Experience |
Traditionally, France has witnessed some extremely strict rules as to the opening and closing of shops, but in the last few years nothing like this has been witnessed and there are few shops that remain open 24 hours. After 2009 shops have been allowed to open on Sundays.
The mode of payment that you want to follow is entirely your decision. Most of the shops do accept credit and debit cards, using the chip and pin security method, however, in rural areas mostly cheque and cash are acceptable.
Whether you are visiting the rural or the urban side of France, you definitely have a lot to see, a lot to explore and a lot to shop.
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