Puerto Rico Shopping

Vendor Shopping

by Natalllya

There are tons of little vendor shops dotting the beach landscape that have amazing souvenirs for you to take home. They are mostly all hand crafter and not 'Made in China' so they will have a genuine feel.I scored myself Peurto Rican Dominos and Mofongo Dishes.

I am looking for a specific item

by princesswarrell

I am looking for a shop called: Made by Hand, I am not sure of the exact location. My cousin moved down there from the US, and she had a pair of pants, which she called them "diaper pants" some how they are put on like a diaper and tie in the front, and they are completly split up the side of the legs. If anyone knows of this place, could you please leave me a comment of where I can find them. I live in the US, so its kind of hard for me to find information out on the website if I dont know exactly what Im looking for. Thanks

Plaza Las Americas: Consejo de Compras

by b1bob

Plaza Las Americas is the largest shopping mall in Puerto Rico, possibly in the whole of the Caribbean. At present, there are 300 stores selling everything imaginable. I was last there in January, 1991 and I'm sure many new stores have replaced the old and quite possibly the mall has expanded. All I bought when I was there was 76 postcards. Up until that point, I never knew 76 people knew me, let alone were willing to admit to being my friend.

Plaza Las Americas: Largest mall in Caribbean

by CLillard

This is the largest mall in the Caribbean. I prefer buying locally hand-made items. They have one shop in the mall on the second floor (shown in picture) where different artists sell their items. In addition, around the corner there are usually artisans who set up stands also. I bought some beautiful nativity scenes. I also bought some paintings. Average.

La Plaza de Las Americas

by Allikatac

We spent a part of the day at la plaza de las americas, aka Mall of America. It was a two-story mall that had many shops. Many of the shops were much different from American shops. They had beautiful crystal stores, clothing stores, and home-made craft stores. If you're shopaholic and must go spend some money I suggest visiting here. The prices are about the same as American stores, but expect to pay mucho dinero in any of the crystal stores.

Most shops in Old San Juan: Religious artifacts

by joiwatani

Puerto Rico Drug: Puerto Rico Drug

by joiwatani

This is where you buy your gifts like coffee, t-shirts, refrigerator magnets. It's far cheaper here than those shops in Old San Juan.

Puerto Rico Artesenia: Puerto Rico Artesenia

by joiwatani

Kamel International Bazaar: Kamel International Bazaar

by joiwatani

Town Square: Shopping in Ponce

by maui_lover_in_Iowa

Local crafts, t-shirts, postcards, etc T-shirtspostcardsMasksHammocks I spent $100 and got a gifts for all three of my kids, plus my folks and in-laws