Shops in Asia
Department stores, markets, historic shops and makers across Asia, country by country.
73 shops · 6 of 50 countries
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Cyprus
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Russia
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Turkey
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Shops to visit in Asia
Yerevan, ArmeniaDalma Garden MallOne of Yerevan's largest shopping centres, near the Hrazdan gorge and Dalma orchards.Limassol, CyprusAnexartisias StreetMain shopping street of central Limassol running up from the old town towards the market.Tbilisi, GeorgiaMeidan BazaarUnderground arcade beneath Meidan Square selling Georgian crafts, wine and souvenirs.St Petersburg, RussiaKuznechny MarketSt Petersburg's best-known produce market, in a 1920s hall near Dostoevsky's last home.Istanbul, TurkeyHacı BekirConfectioner founded in 1777, credited with popularising Turkish delight, with shops in Eminönü and Kadıköy.Ismayilli, AzerbaijanBasqal Kelaghayi WorkshopsVillage workshops producing kelaghayi silk headscarves, a craft on UNESCO's intangible heritage list.