This redeveloped complex in the Powiśle district is set in a former power plant, combining retail spaces, restaurants, a food hall, and wellness facilities within its restored industrial architecture. The blend of historical elements with modern design is truly captivating. The food hall offers a variety of cuisines, and the boutique shops showcase unique products.

Small underground bazaar full of unique souvenirs

This is a fabulous find in Poblenou. Step into this intimate poster and frame workshop and you’ll discover a carefully chosen world of images. The shelves are filled with beautiful prints, from elegant botany and classic travel images to vintage advertising and modern photography, with new finds arriving constantly. Their secret is that the frames are made right there in house, ensuring the poster and the frame fit perfectly as one piece of art.

In the stylish El Born neighborhood, you can step into this small but mighty analogue camera shop and community space. The philosophy here is wonderfully simple: learn by shooting, developing, and sharing. Inside you see film, cameras and accessories, and a weekly rhythm of workshops that bring the local film scene together. They also handle developing and repairs, so you can drop a roll and pick up tips at the counter.

This bustling open-air mall right by the Chao Phraya River combines shopping, dining, and entertainment in one spot. You can take the free shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier, which can add a fun river cruise to your experience. If you’re into nightlife or want to take some insta-worthy pics, I recommend it 100%. Try to go there after 5 pm as the market really comes alive by then.

Huge Snorlax in entrance, this Pokemon centre is good for shopping as less busy than the one in Shibuya. Free to get in and can buy packs of Pokémon cards for £1.50 each.

This open-air shopping center in Jurerê features a mix of boutiques, restaurants, and live entertainment, creating a lively and chic atmosphere.

A modern shopping mall with open design and lots of natural lights and greenery. Nice variety of stores and luxury brands, with few pop-up shops.

The popular figure and model maker’s only retail shop in Japan can be found on the fifth floor of the famed Radio Kaikan building. Kaiyodo is synonymous with beautifully crafted, highly detailed figures. Their works are so realistic that their dinosaur models, for instance, were reportedly used as material for the CG design of the monsters in Jurassic Park. Then there is the Revoltech series of figures featuring the company’s unique "Revolver Joint" articulation system. Last but not least, the garage kits displayed every year at the Wonder Showcase (see Wonder Festival) can be also bought here.