Rue Victor Hugo

Fort-de-France

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Rue Victor Hugo

Rue Victor Hugo is Fort-de-France's answer to New York's Fifth Avenue, lined on either side with high-end and refined shopping options. The island's most fashionable residents and visitors come to find the latest trends from the French fashion world, and to indulge in the fine-dining found all along the avenue.

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Address: Rue Victor Hugo, Fort-de-France

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Bijouterie Pascal de Rogatis

Bijouterie Pascal de Rogatis has taken pride in celebrating Creole culture and tradition through the creation of jewelry since 1946. Rings, earrings, necklaces and more, all reflecting the traditional crafts of the island, are forged into unique and beautiful pieces.

The small and manageable Grand Marché, also known as the Marché aux Épices (Spice Market), has been in use since 1885, operating as the Fort-de-France's main market place, where Martiniquais purchase fresh produce, spices, rum, crafts and souvenirs. The colourful stalls are especially lively in the early mornings, and it is worth getting up to…

Located in the area of Trois Ilets, Galerie Sophen showcases original watercolor creations by artists Sophie and Henry. Each work of art is completely unique (they vow not to sell reproductions, but only original pieces) and depicts gentle island scenes ranging from sailboats to wildlife, all full of colour and life, yet understated and beautiful…

Couleur Ebene is as much a clothing shop as it is a celebration of African and Caribbean Creole textile tradition and fashion. Each and every piece is meticulously crafted and full of life, colour and vibrancy, yet elegant, honest and quite frankly stunning.

La Galleria Shopping Centre

For more general shopping needs you can visit the Galleria shopping centre, a large and modern mall with over 125 shops and services. Clothing and department stores, restaurants, a fitness and health centre, and even a hotel, Galleria really can cater to any need.

Rue Victor Hugo

Rue Victor Hugo is Fort-de-France's answer to New York's Fifth Avenue, lined on either side with high-end and refined shopping options. The island's most fashionable residents and visitors come to find the latest trends from the French fashion world, and to indulge in the fine-dining found all along the avenue.

Galeries Lafayette Martinique

The colossus of French department stores has a location near Fort-de-France, in the Galleria shopping centre, which offers everything one might expect. Clothes, accessories, perfumes, bags, toys, shoes, jewelry, suitcases, you name it. Find everything you need in one easy location at Galeries Lafayette.

Marche aux Fruits et Legumes

The freshest, most succulent and most affordable fruits and vegetables on the island can be found at the Marchá aux Fruits et Légumes in Fort-de-France. Come and wander among the stalls, marvel at the colours and aromas, and sample some of these tropical delights.

Parfums des Îles

Parfums des Îles is sleek, elegant and modern, and is at the cutting edge of fragrance design and production. Products include soaps, sprays, oils, and of course, perfumes that not only have lovely smell, but also evoke images and feelings of the island.

Aux Couleurs Locales

Aux Couleurs Locales may be a bit out of the way, located as it is just off the highway in Les Anses-d'Arlet, but is well worth a visit. Housed in a small blue bungalow, this gallery displays artist Claude Henry's native art paintings depicting picturesque scenes of Martinican life.

Centre des Métiers d'Art

Perhaps the best gallery and souvenir shop on the whole island, the colourful and vibrant Centre des Métiers d'Art offers a wide variety of especially beautiful local handicrafts in the form of quilts, painted fabrics, baskets, shells, pottery, and more. Find gifts or mementos to take home with you and cherish for years to come.