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Located in the Byward Market neighborhood, Vertigo Records is a record store with a variety of more than 15,000 LP's, as well as a selection of a little more than 7000 CD's and DVD's available. If you think that this store is of no use to you as you do not own a turn table, do not worry as you can buy one here as well! Not only do they sell records but they also purchase from from patrons as well. If you are looking for a particular record, feel free to ask them for it, as they will be happy to custom order it for you. Drop in and pick up your favorite LP to listen to it in the original unspoiled sound quality.

Situated near Lansdowne Park, Ottawa Farmers' Market is a popular spot among locals and tourists alike. If you want a glimpse of local culture, this is the place to come to. The market is not only a place for farmers to sell their grain and fresh produce but also the place where handicrafts items, baked goods, preserves and jams and other locally crafted items can be found. Food stalls offering local street food can also be found here. A stroll though this market not only promises to be rewarding for a cook looking for the freshest vegetables and fruits but also for a tourist looking for souvenirs.

Located in downtown Ottawa, the Sparks Street is a pedestrian lane which runs from Elgin Street to Bronson Avenue. This street is home to the Sparks Street Mall which has a number of outdoor eateries and artwork. Apart from this, the street also houses some of the most important structures of this city. National War Memorial, National Arts Centre, Ottawa Post Office and 'Joy' copper sculpture are all a part of this lively stretch. The vibrancy of Spark Street comes from its annual festivals and events. These events, historic structures and shops attract both locals and and equal number of tourists. Shopping at Sparks Street is a wonderful experience as well. There are a number of leading fashion outlets along the street that make it a shopping hub too!

Located in Centretown Ottawa, the Book Bazaar is a secondhand bookstore that every ardent reader absolutely must head to. Offering an exhaustive range of used books, many of which are no longer in print and are extremely rare, this shop is a paradise for bookworms. No matter what the subject is, be it agriculture, Canadian literature, medicine, law, history, food, mathematics, aviation, Aboriginal people, economics, mythology, politics, religion, travel, science or even women's studies, there are books on it available at the Book Bazaar! Besides books, there is also a large section of sheet music to be found here.

Located in the Byward Market, Milk Shop is an absolute must visit for all those who wish to make a statement and have a love for unique and unconventional things. Offering a wide variety of accessories which includes coin purses with cat faces in different expressions, knitted socks in Aztec prints, monogrammed key chains, handmade notebooks, headphone organizers, bookmarks, jewelry, pennants and funny gifting cards, this store is one you will not want to miss out on. Stop by to pick up something fun and one-of-a-kind, that will make you the envy of every eye.

This center is quite popular with cinema-goers and shoppers alike. As well as unique specialty shops, the mall boasts popular chain stores like Toys 'R Us, Club Monaco, The Gap, Athlete's World and Sport Chek. Sears and The Bay are the two main department stores. Located off the Queensway at St Laurent Boulevard, the shopping center is only a few minutes' drive from downtown Ottawa.