Beijing

Shopping

This massive shopping center is arguably the most famous of Beijing's shopping centers. There are several clothes and shoe shops and many designer labels are housed under this roof. A huge Sony shop is also located here.

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Oriental Plaza

This massive shopping center is arguably the most famous of Beijing's shopping centers. There are several clothes and shoe shops and many designer labels are housed under this roof.

China World Trade Centre

This is another of Beijing's famous shopping malls. A range of international brands have set up shop here including Louis Vuitton. The food court is also very good and there is a Starbucks located here too.

Lufthansa Youyi Shopping Centre

While much of what is sold here is over priced and readily available in other shopping areas, a few of the Arts and Crafts shops are worth the visit.

The Pearl Market

This market is famous for the jewelers who have set up stall here exhibiting their pearl and jade pieces which though pricey are a good buy.

Panjiayuan Jiuhuo Shichang

This is a fantastic market consisting of hundreds of stalls and an array of products ranging from jewelry to ceramics, art to antiques, clothes to shoes and bags, Ming and Qing style furniture and goods to reli

Five Colors Earth

For fashion lovers this is definitely the place to head to. Beautiful tops and smart jackets are available here and these clothes reflect a perfect fusion of East meets west.

Landao Dasha

This department store is varied in the shops that have set up and the products that are sold. Locally produced good quality clothes and shoes are available here at extremely reasonable prices.

Silk Street

A lot of knock offs of designer goods are available here. A variety of clothes and shoes are sold here.

Yaxiu Fuzhuang Shichang

Address: Gongti Bei Lu 58

Haoyuan Market

In addition to a lot of Mao memorabilia lots of other souvenirs are available as well.

Guang Han Tang

This is the best store to buy antiques- though pricey their antiquity and authenticity are guaranteed. Many of these antiques consist of wooden boxes, carvings, etc.

Red Gate Gallery

The specialty of this shop is art pieces and paintings.

Malian Dao

This market consists of a number of stalls selling tea- there is a diverse range of these and an even more diverse range of flavors.

Shengtang Xuan

Toys are the specialty here. These are not just any toys but traditional Chinese ones made of wood and ceramic. They reflect the hard work and talent of local artisans.