Tucson Shopping

*Lost Barrio
This reclaimed historic warehouse district houses numerous import shops selling furnishings and decorative items. The merchandise comes from Mexico, Guatemala, Africa and Indonesia, as well as the southwestern U.S. Shops include Apparatus, Aqui Esta!, Explorations, Rustica and others. A worthwhile experience, even if you're just browsing.

*Old Town Artisans
One of the most popular places in Tucson, this restored 1850s adobe building houses seven distinctive shops and two atmospheric restaurants. Shop for hand-thrown pottery, art work, jewelry, apparel, southwestern chiles and herbs.

*Park Place Mall
This newly renovated shopping center has Tucson's most upscale shops, including Talbot's, Godiva, Z Gallerie and Aveda. It also houses a 20-screen cinema Welcome to Century Theatres.

*Plaza Palomino
The chic and discerning crowd shops there. Devoted to "the art of shopping and dining," this mix of upscale boutiques, shops and restaurants in a hacienda-style setting is indeed artful. Many special events are held throughout the year. Courtesy shuttle service is available from major nearby hotels and resorts.

*Tucson Mall
Soaring indoor fountains, a whimsical carousel court restaurant and more than 200 major department stores and shops make up this bright and spacious mall. Tucson Mall

*El Con Mall

Tucson's smallest mall, but a great place to shop and relax. http://www.shopelcon.com/

*Foothills Mall

A spacious southwestern mall full of many stores and shops.Welcome to Foothills Mall