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Best Souvenir ShopsThis forum post has messages dated from 03/12/07 through 07/28/09, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it.
| Best Souvenir Shops I know the last time I went on vacation to Mexico, I didn't really find any good souvenirs. Well, I missed out on the opportunity because I thought I would find a better store. I am looking for tshirts, magnets, the typical stuff. We looked everywhere and the only nice ones we could find were at the hotel store. Even the airport had a very limited selection. Is there an area in/around PC to shop for souvenirs? |
| There's this store called the YMCA near the Albrook Mall. The YMCA has like a farmer's market full of all kinds of gifts and souvenirs. |
| Theres a large flea market near Ancon Hill that has a large selection of souvenirs. I think its called Mercado De Artesenia. This place has a lot of items that's made by the local people. |
| I received some cool t-shirts from my friends when they went for a visit. She said they got them from a shop with in the El Panama Hotel. The name of the shop was Flory Saltzman Mola shop. She said this was one of the best shops and they have other items, too. |
| Whenever I travel somewhere new, I always ask someone at the front desk to find out the best place to purchase souvenirs. They're usually quite helpful in directing you where to go. |
| Not that it is bad, they often get a commission too! If they setup a tour, car rental, other hotel, etc for you chances are they are getting a commission. If you have the time it is best to go exploring yourself so you can randomly run into interesting places and things. |
| I agree with Lee. If you go and look for yourself you might find other places for souvenirs that the hotel desk clerk wouldnt recommend. And you could have so much more fun doing it! |
| Do you know of any souvenir shops on the internet that I can get Panama stuff? |
| You all where a lot of help explaining where I can go for souvenirs thanks. |
| Here is the catch of the website that I found: "Souvenirs We have teamed with CafePress.com to bring you a selection of souvenirs using our photographs. Please click one one fo the thumbnails below and you'll be taken to CafePress' website, where you can buy the item(s) you like." For the pictures of the souvenir items and prices, please refer on the link that I post below. Enjoy your shopping :) |
| Probably DaConcious Chick just missed out the souvenir shop when traveling over there. It is a bit odd especially if you have a travel or tourist guide with you, I think you can ask that person to point you up to the nearest souvenir shop as part of their job to boost the economy of their country. Whenever I travel around I make it to a point to have any piece of remembrance of that visited country. |
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