Celtica has moved. It's in the same area, but it's now located between Fu's and The Harbour,…read moreinstead of being between Premier Inn and Travelodge. Celtica stocks high quality gifts, crafts, jewellery, art and clothing. Items can be expensive but they often have seasonal sales too. The move has improved the cafe. It's now smaller, but you have a beautiful view of Victoria Docks, all it's yachts and the people passing by. The cafe doesn't offer any main meals, but it's the perfect place for a reasonably priced snack. They offer sandwiches, paninis, jackets, cakes and the like, and often have special offers such as a toasted tea cake with a drink for £1.50.

A decent little card shop that holds a good variety of cards. I don't think the cards are much…read morecheaper than those offered by tesco in Bangor, and they're of similar quality (hallmark etc). If you live in town or are walking down the highstreet and need a card it's worth popping in, but to be honest I'll usually pick up cards from tesco along with my shopping. I'd expect there to be some more welsh cards to capitalise on the loaction, perhaps postcards and welsh gifts for tourists too. For welsh gifts you're better off at Siop Eryri across the road. For welsh cards, look in the old market hall. It's not a bad shop, and the staff are nice, but I fail to see what they offer that isn't done better and/or cheaper by a number of other places.

Siop Eryri is another gift shop in Caernarfon. They cater mainly for visitors and tourists, plenty…read moreof trinkets and tat, plenty of postcards with photographs of the Castle platered all over, wooden love spoons, you know the crack by now. Siop Eryri does have one redeeming feature for those that live locally, and that is it's hefty supply of Welsh greeting cards. Absolutely spot on for christmas and birthdays cards for that super-welsh relative. Don't expect to find anything here that you won't find in any of the other gift shops, but you can expect to find the same tat at a lower price here. I guess it's horses for courses and this shop does fulfil a genuine need in a little touristy town like Caernarfon. Worth a visit if you're french, over 60, or bored.