Primeira classificação Compras em Basiléia

Wanna bring back something from Basel for a loved one? You'll do well at the Lackerli-Huus where they specialize in Basel's famous spiced biscuit. You'll find Lackerli on sale in most department stores, but the best by far is to be found here where they will gladly gift-wrap and even have it shipped for you. The shop also sells other sweets made of cream and Russian jellies. Check out the packaging museum.

Veloplus has over 500 square meters to sell its goods and they certainly do sell. On average, this shop stocks up to 7,000 pieces of cycling and trekking equipment. No matter if it's something you need for that daily ride to work or for a big tour, you will be sure to find it here. You can test ride saddles on a pretend bike so you don't have to commit before you sit! Sunglasses can be tried and tested in the wind canal, tents can be set up before you choose one, as can be sleeping-bags. Another good thing about Veloplus is that the shop is set up in a user-friendly and ordered way and the staff will be happy to help you with any queries you may have. Travel and route guides can also be purchased, there really is a good selection and if you're in two minds about what you're going to buy, why not decide over a cup of espresso?

Freie Strasse is a shopping street that means Free Street in English. This place has a number of shops where you can buy some trendy items for yourself or your loved ones. This street also has quite a few restaurants where you can relax after spending a whole day shopping. During the Middle Ages, people were allowed to transport goods on this street for free. Today, it has become a well-known shopping destination. The street leads to Aeschenvorstadt, Gerbergasse and Marktplatz.

Manor is one of the largest department stores in Basel. The store still has a friendly atmosphere and on Saturdays it gets especially busy. Customers can choose between a range of goods as diverse as fish tanks and Swatch watches. There are five floors for women, men and children fashions, porcelain and glassware, electrical goods and the list goes on. The in-house deli is a must for foodies because it has an excellent selection of Southern European foods. The fish department is considered to be the best in Basel. All in all, a one-stop-shop!

Tonja is a fashion boutique owned by Tonja Dimov. It was opened to be a women’s clothing store but gradually, it introduced accessories and other products. Some of the brands found here include Guess, Repeat, DTLM, Seventh Sense and Marco Polo. Its exquisite jewelry designs, are sure to make you pick more than one. The store maintains only high quality products that are going to suit your needs.

Bally is a name to be reckoned with for its leather shoes, upscale clothing, bags and accessories. Their range for men and women features the latest collection as well as classics that will bowl you over. Each item displayed is unique and has a class to it that has made this Swiss label a popular one among fashionistas. Designer bags, belts, sneakers, belts and more showcase utmost craftsmanship.