Shopping

The Gold Souq specializes in fine jewelry. It is located in the Manama Souq and was the first gold complex in Bahrain

The mall houses over 300 stores, including 2 food and beverage courts. Family attractions of the Seef Mall include the Magic Island, which has many games and rides. The Seef Mall also has 16 Cineplex screens.

There are many branches mostly located in the best hotels, modern shopping centres and in the souq.

The first entertainment, shopping and leisure resort in Bahrain. It is also the biggest shopping centre, offering a vast selection of international and local brands including SAKS, 5th Avenue, Debenhams, Centre Point, Home Centre, Paris Gallery, Zara, H&M, Mango, Massimo Dutti, D&G

This market was founded by orphans in 1987.The Prime minister ordered the expansion of this souq that sells Bahraini and Iranian pottery, antiques and traditional goods.

A good place to start for Bahrain’s famed natural pearls is Gold City, a complex of jewellery shops in Central Manama.

The Family Bookshop sells books for adults and children, especially attractive books on Bahrain and the Arabian Gulf.

The French franchise has a giant shop in Bahrain Mall and is an efficient place for self-catering. Many of its grocery stores are located around the residential areas, selling French delicacies and household products.

This sprawling Souq found in the heart of Bahrain’s capital offers reasonable prices that are affordable by all the classes. The Souq has a great number of shops that advertise a diverse selection of clothing and footwear and shops that sell sweets and spices. The Souq also includes gold shops such as Gold City. There are also a number of delicious sidewalk coffee shops stocked with local beverages and snacks for weary shoppers. It is the place to go for electronic goods, cheap T-shirts, nuts, spices, sheesha and other Bahraini essentials.

The atmosphere of the Bahrain Craft Centre is peaceful and friendly and managed completely by Bahraini women. It houses many studios and workshops that aim to revive traditional crafts such as weaving, palm-leaf papermaking, pottery and ironwork, but in a modern context. All the work is for sale.

Most of the souveniers available are imported from Yemen, India, Pakistan and Iran. These include silver jewellery, brass coffeepots, lapis-lazuli, carpets and coral beads. The Souvenier Shops are located in the streets of the Adliya district (near the Gulf Hotel and Convention Centre)

This is an open-air fresh produce market that sells meat, fish, and mostly edibles. It is an interesting place to go to as tourists can stock up on Greek spices, herbs and cheese whilst simultaneously learning about Greek culture.

This offers an enjoyable shopping experience in a modern complex at very inexpensive prices. It specializes in telecommunications products and accessories.

This is an exciting mall offering the best of Bahraini shopping with high quality products, affordable prices and great service. The interior is also beautiful with palm trees growing through the canopy, glass front windows, escalators and fountains. The Yateem Centre sells clothing, electronic goods, jewellery etc.