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10 Gift & Specialty Shops in Gwynedd That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Gwynedd, United Kingdom including The Gift Shop, Grandmas Sweet Shop, Barmouth RNLI Shop, Crystalise, Joli, Bygones, Glosters, Crochendy Bethesda Pottery, Porthmadog Models, Palas Print.
Restaurants in Gwynedd
1. The Gift Shop
2. Grandmas Sweet Shop
3. Barmouth RNLI Shop
4. Crystalise
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Hidden up a little alley way (opposite Clarks shoe shop) we aim to provide an alternative shopping experience than the usual High street shops. We sell crystals, incense, fair trade clothes and gifts, alternative gifts and lots of local crafts. Our shop is very welcoming to browsers and we like to think everyone leaves with a smile on their face.
5. Joli
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Gift shop - for you and your home. We sell incense, crystals, lamps, bath bombs, candles, ponchos, and much, much more
6. Bygones
7. Glosters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 2friars - Caernarfon, United Kingdom
A lovely shop which is definitely on the map of must visit stores should you be in Port shopping. I really enjoyed a 3hr course on the 2nd floor - making a dog collar with Fflur Owen who was a great teacher, very helpful and patient. Great idea well executed, thank you Tom for the coffee too! They also do pottery and other crafts so well worth keeping an eye on.
8. Crochendy Bethesda Pottery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Handthrown Studio Pottery and Fine Art Gallery
9. Porthmadog Models
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Jilly2903 - Llan Ffestiniog, United Kingdom
On a recent Tuesday, I tagged along with Hubby whilst he enjoyed a browse around this popular model shop. It's located on the street running inbetween The Original Factory Shop and The Post Office. This business has been run successfully for the last 15 years by a dedicated husband and wife team. The couple always make customers (and dogs) feel welcome and offer advice when needed. In the centre of the shop, there was an impressive 6' x 8' display of the battle of Rorke's Drift (part of the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879). The shelves were well stocked with various boxes of plastic kits and die-cast models. There was everything from Star Trek to Star Wars, motorbikes, cars, planes, tanks and ships. There was also a selection of wargaming figures and diorama accessories. Hubby bought a can of primer spray paint which cost £5.50 (contactless card payment accepted). They also accept telephone/mail orders.
