Tired of traveling with a bag full of books? Trade them in at Dasa Books and buy yourself a new library on the proceeds. This small but well-kept, second-hand book shop is careful about the material it buys. Most of the texts are in English, but there are small sections of many European languages. The database can be downloaded from the website or browse in comfort with a latte and brownie from their excellent cafe.
Born out of a passion for football, the Ari Football Concept Store is a fantastic mecca for lovers of this sport. Featuring everything from branded jerseys and other football-related accessories such as shoes, gloves and bags to sporting equipment, the store makes prudent use of its three-storied space. Adding to the glamour of this sport, the store also features a small faux-grass pitch, benches and sofas where you can park yourself and indulge in a quick game on the in-house PS3. The flagship store is located within Siam Square.
Grand Sport is one of Thailand's most well known sporting brands and retailers. The label manufactures merchandise for leading sports teams across the globe, including the Thai national football team. Browse through the collection for quality sporting gear or official products as well as sports memorabilia to cheer on your favorite teams. The multi-sport store carries sportswear and apparel for sports like football, volleyball, boxing, badminton and more. Find your sporty side as you visit this Bang Kapi location, the brand's flagship store.
This large and inviting store will keep any book lover happy for hours with its superb collection of fiction and non-fiction books. It offers a huge range of topics, including an extensive children's section. There are benches for browsing and computer terminals for searching titles. The store also boasts an eclectic range of magazines from around the globe. The Isetan Department Store outlet also stocks books in Japanese and Thai.
Ratchaprasong is a shopping district located at the Phloenchit and Ratchadrami intersection and the Skytrain's Chit Lom Station. This district has some of the best stores and shopping malls, such as Central World Plaza. However, if you don't like shopping there are plenty of nightclubs and restaurants to keep you busy. Make sure to see Ratchaprasong during the holiday season because there are so many holiday lights that it's the brightest place in Bangkok.
Occupying approximately 14.61 hectares, (35 acres) of land, with close to 15,000 outlets to choose from, this is a wonderful way to spend a day for both bargain hunters and those shopping for their weekly supplies. Despite its name, the Chatuchak Weekend Market opens from Wednesday to Sunday just beside Bangkok's Chatuchak Public Park on Thanon Phaholyothin. It provides locals with the opportunity to display and sell a wide range of products. You can find exotic fresh flowers, fruit and vegetables, handicrafts, paintings, ceramics, furniture, toys, utensils, plants, antique reproductions and even pets. Whether you are on a shopping spree or simply want to soak in the local scene, this is definitely a place to explore.