Fashion Shops in Canterbury

Shopping in Canterboury is an interesting experience. Though there is the big and new revamped Whitefriars, offering big hit shops such as Topshop, H&M, River Island, Accesorize, Monsoon, Jane Norman (yuk), Boots, M&S, etc etc, there are little sidestreets with interesting little shops and boutiques to be seen! The topshop in canterbury is not amazingly massive, it is of a small - medium size and offers topman as well on the first floor. It is a real shame there isn't a Primark in Canterbury, considering that there are two main universities in the town, they would rake in a fortune. I think they need to hit that closed down Woolworths up with one ...  Read the complete review

The fashion shops in canterbury have recently drastically improved due to the introduction of the whitefriars shopping area of canterbury. Before this for high fashion shops a trip to bluewater would be necessary. However now you can get most of what you need in Canterbury. When I speak I refer mainly to mainstream fashion and brand chain shops. There are a few alternative shops (such as indoor market) however Canterbury is not the best area if that is what you are after. There are many chain stores, such as GAP, H&M, topshop, Zara and River Island. They are mainly situated in the new white friars area. You do not have to venture out of this area if that ...  Read the complete review

Brief view of Canterbury Canterbury is a very cultural city, and attracts many tourists from around Europe & the rest of the world. This is the home of the Canterbuty Cathedral & therefore also the home of the famous Archbishop of Canterbury. What shops are at the highstreet? The Highstreet of Canterbury is packed with familiar brand names: Topshop, Miss Selfridges, GAP, Etam, Jones, and many more. People who enjoy buying things from these familiar shops will be delighted, since there are an almost endless array of shops to go to. There are usually always price-cuts at some of the shops at any given time. Any unusual shops? ...  Read the complete review