It's Hermès. If you shop here, then you know. As a lover of luxury brands, it's nice to get the…read moresame service in any shop around the world.

Apparently this is like a Walmart express for those from the U.S. It is a convenience store with a…read morevariety of grocery, snack, drink items and toiletries. The location was close enough to our hotel at the Sheraton where we could walk to. The prices are reasonable and the shelves were fairly stocked and organized. The workers were satisfactory.

This location is inside the Barcelona airport. They have many books, postcards, souvenirs and…read morelittle extras you may need for your trip. The staff are helpful and do speak some English which helps if you don't speak Spanish. There's also a clearance section. So if you want to get a good deal, it's a good place to rummage through. They do carry books in Spanish, English, Russian and German. I ended up buying extra gifts for friends and family which they bubble wrapped for me and everything made home safe.

I really loved this store and the lighting fixtures within. Despite the steep price tags, I found…read morethe selection to be top quality and taste. Almost exclusively, oOfelia sells fun-colored cords to affix to your ceiling or even plug into an outlet. And what better way to accentuate your mod cable than with an Edison bulb or similarly cool light source. I walked away with a great turquoise cable, a round, oversized Edison bulb (worth 1000 hours of light), and a basic wood triangle to screw into a wall and wrap the cord around. I'm pretty thrilled. The only thing that fell short in my experience was my interaction with the employee. He showed very little interest in helping me figure out the prices of things and when I told him I wanted to buy one of the fixtures on display, he told me it wouldn't be possible because it's not yet in the system. I then insisted that he call the owner and see how I might be able to buy it and when he did, it turned out the item was indeed in the system, and for a hefty price tag, I could buy the item. After I opted to go another route and spend less, another customer came through the door and asked to purchase the same fixture... impressively, the employee told him it wasn't for sale because it wasn't in the system. Insert wide-eyed emoji. For such a great store, it's too bad the energy of the guy working didn't match the awesomeness of the things they sell.

Yet another crafts fair in Santiago. Apparently all the merchandise is done and sold by native…read moreindigenous Chileans. Very cool ambiance, literally some kind of cave, with beautiful architecture on the outside. Literally in the Cerro Santa Lucia, next to Terraza Netuno, so it doesn't hurt drop by if you are visiting the park.

I'm an idiot. It's true. I walked past several souvenir shops in Santiago where I could have bought…read moremy mementoes but each time, I thought, "I'll get it at the next one." And then I found myself here at the airport and I hadn't done it. Britt Shop is the salvation and holy crap, it is expensive. I spent $30 for three fridge magnets. I feel like that was way too much. They do have snacks and drinks and reading materials (in Spanish and English) available here. I didn't look to see prices. Sorry!

I stopped here for my connecting flight , and this shop was the only one open. It has a lot of…read moreinteresting souvenirs to purchase. There are license plates, keychains, t shirts , magnets , jewelry , mini decorative plates, kids T-shirts and toys . many shot glasses and many more things to buy. 5,000 pesos is about $6.00. The pricing here isn't to bad except for the jewelry. I was able to buy a cuff link for about 6 dollars but i believe a lot of the jewelry is handmade. Some things in the store like tshirts , and are buy two get one free, and the license plates as well. I spend about 95 dollars. and was able to purchase a lot of nice things. The airport has a beautiful view of the mountains covered in snow. I actually want to make plans to visit Chile.

Do you wanna pack a nice alpaca to take home with you? Well Kanthaka is an ideal spot for tourists…read moreto pick out some really elegant pieces for women. This boutique women's alpaca store is located right at the entrance of Patio Bellavista. They have a wide selection of beautifully made sweaters, scarfs, gloves and even some artisanal jewelry pieces. Their designs are unique and and it is obvious that a lot of time and care was put into their design. Although their prices are really and I mean REALLY high they are super worth it. I think this is one of the only alpaca stores I have been to that has such great pieces. The staff are also really helpful and explains each pieces and if it's alpaca, baby alpaca, or wool. They sell pendants also that are made specifically for the sweaters. It is really easy to get lost in this tiny little store and if you're not careful you might just take one of everything home with you.

I have passed by this store at least 20 times and every time I have made a mental note to come back…read moreand check it out but I never did, until today when I was waiting on my partner to get out of an appointment. This 2-story outlet has some awesome brands and prices to choose from -- a very rare find in downtown. You can find Roxy, North Face, Quicksilver, DC, Ugg, Brooks Brothers, Banana Republic, Gap and Ralph Lauren (among others). Unlike most outlets I've been to, the store is organized and easy to peruse the aisles for those awesome "treasures" only found in outlets and super sales. The majority of the items on sale are still pretty "in-style" and they have some awesome "classics" like blouses and suits for men. The only down-side is that although they boast (up to) 70% discounts a big selection are closer to 10-20% off the original price (but hey, 10% is still a pretty good discount on these top brands!)