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 Meeting all your shopping needs |
100 Bayshore Dr Ottawa, ON K2B 8C1 Canada +1 613 829 7491 http://bayshore.shopping.ca/ |
This west end mall is perfect for power shopping or just spending the day browsing. Located just off the Queensway, on Bayshore Drive, parking is hassle free and you'll find plenty of chain stores (The Gap, Club Monaco, Crabtree & Evelyn and Eddie Bauer, just to name a few), specialty shops and a large grocery store to meet your shopping needs. There is also an extensive food court and the mall often hosts sidewalk sales that cater to the bargain hunter. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Unique Gathering Place |
1 Byward Market Ottawa, ON K1N 7A1 Canada +1 613 562 3325 http://www.byward-market.com |
This unique shopping and restaurant district covers nearly 12 square blocks (north of Rideau Street and east of Sussex Drive) and offers something for everyone. You'll find trendy stores selling the latest in designer fashions, jewelry and artwork, as well as a variety of restaurants. In the evening, the market is a buzz of activity as partygoers hop from nightclub to nightclub. To experience the true roots of the market, visit during the weekend, when local farmers and artisans ply their wares near the Byward Market Building. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Haute Couture store |
240 Sparks St (At Bank) Ottawa, ON K1P 6G9 Canada +1 613 238 2200 http://www.holtrenfrew.com/ |
This specialty Canadian department store is widely known for its luxury apparel and accessories. Furs, top-quality clothing, jewellery, hats, cosmetics; Holt's has it all. Gucci, DKNY and Chanel are just a few of the designers gracing the two floors, and while the 240 Sparks Street location isn't as expansive as most of the others, it still manages to maintain its upscale air in a cozy fashion. Personal shoppers, by appointment only, are available to ensure patrons exude a sense of stylish flair. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Canada's oldest department store |
73 Rideau St (At Sussex) Ottawa, ON K1N 5W8 Canada +1 613 241 7511 / +1 866 746 7422 http://www.hbc.com/ |
Canada's oldest department store, incorporated in 1670 when a royal charter was granted by King Charles II, is alive and well in the new millennium. The Rideau Centre location has just about every department imaginable: beauty salon, dry cleaners, optical centre, watch repair, wigs, souvenirs, restaurant, name-brand fashions, cosmetics and gift registry. A solarium passage over Rideau Street allows shoppers to enter the store on the second floor. Ground level entrances lead to the Byward Market. Another Bay store is located in the St-Laurent Shopping Centre (+1 613 748 6105). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shop till you drop |
110 Place d'Orleans Drive Ottawa, ON K1C 2L9 Canada +1 613 824 9050 http://www.placedorleans.com/ |
This aesthetically pleasing shopping centre is worth visiting simply to marvel at the modern architecture. There are over 200 shops targeting the entire family, including major department stores such as The Bay and Walmart. Parents can shop in peace; babysitting is offered in a delightful YMCA play area. Other mall services include stroller and wheelchair loan, meeting rooms and family changing areas. One reason to choose Place d'Orleans over other Ottawa shopping areas is the ample parking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dowtown Convenience |
50 Rideau Street (at Sussex Drive) Ottawa, ON K1N 9J7 Canada +1 613 236 6565 http://www.rideaucentre.net |
This large downtown shopping mall is situated on the south side of Rideau Street at the corner of Sussex Drive. With three levels of over 200 stores, restaurants and services, it is a great place to power shop or simply spend a rainy day. Dispersed among the regular slate of chain stores like the Disney Store and Eddie Bauer are several specialty shops that are worth a visit: Miss Tiggy Winkles, a toy store with something for kids of all ages; Ottawa Souvenir and Gifts, which sells everything from maple candy to t-shirts and the Canadian Geographic Shop. Credit cards accepted vary by store. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pedestrian Mall |
2-151 Sparks Street Ottawa, ON K1P 5E3 Canada +1 613 230 0984 http://www.ottawakiosk.com/Spa... |
This outdoor mall is one of Ottawa's oldest shopping districts. Stretching three blocks, it is home to a number of specialty shops including Nocean, O'Shea's Market Ireland and Canada's Four Corners. Items for sale include a wide selection of original Inuit carvings and other Native Canadian artwork and accessories. During the summer months, the mall is buzzing with activity, especially during the lunch hour when hundreds of public servants fill the many restaurants and outdoor cafes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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