The best fashion and gift stores Saint-Peter-Port

The British chain White Stuff is located in Saint-Peter-Port for the pleasure of fashionistas visiting the island of Guernsey. In this store, you can find traditional English clothes (a good address to bring back some nice sweaters for example) and fashion pieces that you can put on without fear on a Saturday night in London or elsewhere. But children are not forgotten and there is something here for the whole family. What to do some shopping at tax-free prices, let's not forget it...

Since 1899, Creasey's Department Store allows islanders to decorate their homes and tourists to bring back some nice decorative souvenirs. But you can also fill your wardrobe, find a new bag or offer a bottle of perfume and make-up to your wife. After your shopping session, you can go up to the top floor and happily sit down at Creasey's Coffee Shop for a good meal or tasty cakes at tea time.

Wink Jewellery, or Wink at One, is surely the most interesting jewelry store in the capital of the island of Guernsey. Between the many pieces of jewelry on display (rings, wedding rings, bracelets, earrings, pendants...) and the work to be done by the very talented and friendly Karl, the owner, you should have plenty of choice if you want to surprise your other half. In addition to the tax-free prices, there are also regular promotions (to be found on the Facebook page of the establishment).

The Guernsey Shop is a small store directly on the harbor, where you can find small souvenirs such as the eternal fridge magnets, beautiful postcards, decorative objects, books on the history and the fauna and flora of the island of Guernsey. It's also a great place to find something to fill up your wardrobe with a wide selection of clothes such as beautiful sweaters and sailor caps, striped tunics, warm coats for winter days.

Nestled in the bucolic Candies Gardens, The Priaulx Library is the island's main library which has been preserving valuable books, objects and documents about Guernsey and the rest of the archipelago since... 1889. Open to the public, this library is for all the locals a very pleasant place to read. And a spot that will surely be very useful on a rainy day by serving as a shelter. Books, newspapers, magazines (some of them in French) are at the disposal of the visitors. Notice to the readers and the curious!