DK Travel : Miami : Shopping

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Key West Hand Print

In one of the few brick buildings that survived the great fire of 1886, this huge store sells hand-printed fabrics and fashions.
La Casa de los Trucos

If you’re in town for Carnaval or Halloween, this is the place to come for all your costuming needs. From the most predictable to the most bizarre, this shop has a vast inventory and excellent prices, to buy or rent.
Las Olas Boulevard and the Galleria

Fort Lauderdale’s high-end shopping is spread between its main street downtown and a mall just near the beach. Las Olas’ 100-plus boutiques are unique, all mixed with some really good restaurants. The Galleria, East Sunrise Blvd at A1A, offers Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Lincoln Road Markets

This lively pedestrian area, graced with attractive fountains and upscale restaurants and shops, also offers various markets. On Sunday, there’s one selling fruit and flowers, plus regional products, and specialties. Every other Sunday from October to May, there’s also a collectors’ market, and on the second Tuesday of the month “Arts on the Road” features all sorts of work.
Los Pinareños Fruteria

Little Havana’s foremost fruit and veg market, and you can get fresh juice, snacks, and flowers, too.
Los Pinareños Fruteria

A delightful fruit market for finding all sorts of exotic Caribbean produce, such as mamey and small “apple” bananas. There’s also a wonderful café and fresh juice bar.
Maddie’s World

Crystals, jewelry, and gifts, including natural cosmetics and fragrances, and lush silk paintings.

Maddie’s World interior
Mediterranean Gallery

A pleasing array of imported ceramics. The pottery and garden decorations come from Spain, Colombia, and Mexico, while the columns and mouldings are made by the proprietors themselves.
Midori Gallery

Exquisite, museum-quality Chinese and Japanese ceramics, lacquers and ivories, some as old as the Eastern Han Dynasty, 25–220 AD. Other sublime pieces date from the Sung Dynasty, about 1,000 years ago.
Minar

Oriental rugs – some very old and exquisite – art, textiles, wall-hangings, and beautiful ceramics from Central Asia and China. The atmosphere is delightfully Eastern, right down to the tea served.