Great places for shopping in Cheadle Hulme in July (updated in 2024)

"From Windermere Lake to Manchester City at 3 pm, everyone shopping heart, arranged to go to Manchester City's largest Trafford shopping center, just over an hour to visit a corner, it seems that shopping to stay in the Bicester shopping village."

"I like it very much, I go occasionally, I think it’s great, I remember the first time I came, I was with a few friends, I went shopping for a long time, bought a lot of things, and the surrounding food was very good. Very beautiful"

"This is in the middle of the Royal Mile for two years with the largest church and several government offices, and this is a crossroads where every night, many, many European favorite tours begin."

"Located in central London, Fordham & Mason, a 300-year-old high-end department store, is the love store of Queen Elizabeth II, and recently F&M first launched the love of the church, the little church, full of creativity. In this old store full of British history, you can always see ingenious cultural ideas, and you may wish to go and feel it."

"Some people are performing magic here, and others are performing acrobatic. We didn't go shopping very deeply. But there are various bar or something. Very lively. The child had a great time, but unfortunately did not understand English. Otherwise, the UK can interact with street magicians."

"We visited the Portobello market the night before Christmas, where food stalls are plentiful and trinkets are being sold elsewhere. It's really nice to go to this market on a cold winter night and have a cheap hot wine with friends and walk around."

"Originally wanted to find outlets. Later, I saw this department store and went in and strolled around. Although their shoes are cheaper than this, the size is really too big. I can't wear them. I bought a few T-shirts."

"A great market in the heart of the city, offering a wide variety of goods, from food, clothing, jewelry to second-hand records and CDs. Some nice street snacks and freshly baked bread."

"Greenwich Market is one of many markets in London. The market culture can be said to be one of the most representative London culture. The large and small markets are all over London. Some markets are only open at a specific time. The Greenwich Market is conventionally open, although not very big. But it is quite distinctive, especially when you come here to see the Greenwich Observatory, you will definitely pass by. It is good to stroll around and feel the market culture here."

"The famous Martha Department Store, come and see this time. The brand I like at the skin care counter is just at a discount, so I bought a set of gift boxes, and the clothes were not suitable because the sizes were too large."