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Retail Therapy


Exclusive boutiques, high street names and independent retailers selling unusual ‘one offs’ make York the perfect shopping destination.


Your guide to shopping in York Coney Street


Gillygate


With popular high street names and riverside bars and cafes, this is one of York’s main shopping streets.


Parliament Street


The hub of the city and the place to find visiting markets and festive fairs. The fountain in the centre is an ideal spot to meet up with friends and spouses.


Shambles


Voted the ‘Most Picturesque Street in Britain’ in the 2010 Google Street View Awards,York’s most famous medieval thoroughfare is a plethora of little gift shops and places to eat.


Stonegate


Probably the loveliest street in the country, peruse an array of quality shops and designer label boutiques.


High and Low Petergate


An irresistible collection of restaurants and small shops selling jewellery, art, gifts and designer clothes.


Goodramgate


Restaurants, pubs, specialist retailers and Lady Row, the oldest terrace of medieval houses in York.


Tel: 01904 550080 7


An eclectic ‘treasure chest’ of individual shops and eateries.


Fossgate and Walmgate Well established ‘gastro’ streets with a collection of independent retailers.


Micklegate


Diverse shopping from bookshops to florists and fashion.


Coppergate


Built over a Viking City, this modern shopping area is home to big names such as Fenwick and M&S Homestore.


Museum Street


Don’t miss York’s new state of the art Visitor Information Centre for locally sourced foods and gifts, maps and guides. Euros accepted.


York Designer Outlet


Out of town and under one roof shopping centre selling famous label clothes and household goods at a fraction of their original price.


Monks Cross Shopping


Out of town shopping with top high street names and ample parking.


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