Many people travel only for the sake of shopping, either in search of deals or something they can't obtain at home. Major boulevards typically house the top shops in the myriad streets that make up the world's largest cities. You ought to bring your credit card here.
➮5TH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Fifth Avenue is still New York's (and the world's) best retail strip, despite recent incursions by suburban mall favourites like the Disney Store, Abercrombie & Fitch, and H&M. Famous department stores, upscale shops, and breathtaking window displays are still found there, especially around the holidays.
➮BOND STREET, LONDON
This boulevard, which runs from Picadilly to Oxford Street, is arguably the busiest in all of Europe. Although it is home to the priciest stores on the continent, even if you are unable to purchase any of them, you may still daydream while window shopping. The similarly upscale Sloane Street is just a mile distant.
➮AVENUE MONTAIGNE, PARIS
This boulevard, which runs from Picadilly to Oxford Street, is arguably the busiest in all of Europe. Although it is home to the priciest stores on the continent, even if you are unable to purchase any of them, you may still daydream while window shopping. The similarly upscale Sloane Street is just a mile distant.
➮BAHNHOFSTRASSE, ZURICH
One of the most prestigious addresses in the world, this street is flanked with trees and home to top fashion designer boutiques and, of course, world-famous Swiss watchmakers. It has a world-famous luxury confectionary at the end, the Confiserie Sprungli, and is very pedestrian-friendly.
➮VIA MONTENAPOLEONE, MILAN
This fashionista paradise is the main street of a fabulous shopping neighborhood in one of the world's greatest style cities. All of the top Italian (and non-Italian) designers are here, together with less-exclusive ready-to-wear and jewelry shops. Many of the world's top fashion brands also have their headquarters and offices on this street.
➮RODEO DRIVE, LOS ANGELES
Perhaps the world's glitziest and most glamurous shopping area, this is where the rich and the famous get their haute couture fashions to show off on Hollywood's red carpets.
➮GINZA, TOKYO
Not exactly a street, but an entire district comprised of eight blocks, this is where Tokyo's fashion victims model their latest acquisitions. It's known for its big upscale department stores, luxury retailers, and elaborate window displays.
➮P.C. HOOFTSTRAAT, AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam offers some of the most pleasurable shopping experiences in the world due to its excellent pedestrian infrastructure. The city's finest museums are nearby, and its best stores are located on this tiny street. Additionally, some of the most expensive apartments in the nation are there, and those well-off inhabitants are a target market for luxury companies from throughout the world.
➮STROGET, COPENHAGEN
The longest pedestrian shopping area in Europe, this is one among the seven wonders of urban life. Even if there are many well-known luxury boutiques, you can also find the well-known chain stores that are widely accessible. The fact that it is blocked to traffic and that you can always stop for a drink at an outdoor café further elevates this as one of the best places in the world to shop.
➮CALLE SERRANO, MADRID
Among the finest shopping streets in the world, this one is possibly the least well-known. It is one of Spain's (and Europe's) most expensive streets, ranking alongside Calle Preciados in Madrid's affluent area. Naturally, the majority of the top international brands and designers are located here, drawing the swankiest Madridites looking to stand out.
