This is a weird shopping mall with a weird combination of shops that has blatantly placed itself…read morenext to the eurotunnel entrance to capitalise on Brits going throughg the tunnel, but has failed miserably to offer the sort of thing we would love to see here. We don't want weird chocolate shops and random perfume places. What would make this place totally awesome would be a farmer's market with fresh local produce, like the one in Le Touqet. Get one of these in here and I'd be tempted to drive down from London to do my grocery shopping every month!

The only thing worth going here for (IMHO) is Carrefour. I've checked it out several times and it's…read morepretty much what you'd find in any shopping centre - H&M - Zara - Etam - Toys R Us even a Tescos wine store. There are a few French boutiques, gift shops and shoe shops, but generally they are average to over priced, especially the electrical store Darty. I can only suppose that they pay a premium in rent that they have to pass on. If you're gasping for a pint there is an English pub in the food court, which is a bizarre faux French street cafe affair (see photo). If you do go, make sure you make a careful note of where you've parked and which entrance you use (it's easy to get turned around).

This shop has been a valuable resource for purchasing Creed colognes. Their prices are very good…read morecompared to the US, communication is great, and shipping to me is fast considering how far away I am. I appreciate the variety of samples I've received with my orders and recommend them to other scent aficionados.

From the owner: Parfumerie de Niche, Vente de Parfums Rares,Vente de Cosmétiques, Institut de Beauté,…read moreDermopigmentation, Appareil Minceur Power Shape, UVA, Douche Autobronzante, Soins de Visage, Soins du Corps. Site Internet marchand: Livraison sur France entière (offerte dès 50 euros d' achat) et internationale. Nos Marques: Crème de la Mer, Ivo Pitanguy, La Prairie, Carita, Valmont, Bio Effect , Sisley, Médispa, Matis, Sensai, Annick Goutal, Serge Lutens, Profumum Roma, Etro, Parfums d' Orsay, Esteban, Caron, Mémo, Esthederm Solaires....

Fenwicks is probably the biggest department store in Canterbury high street. Offering a huge range…read moreof womens wear, mens wear, childrens clothes, perfume and accessories, you're bound to find something to suit your tastes. It has around 2-3 floors and is never so busy you feel cramped. It always smells of perfume when you go in and you'll certainly feel a little spring in your step if you go away having bought something in the shop, after all it has good quality brands. You can buy designer cosmetics and skincare in addition to lots of designer clothes with makes such as Tommy Hilfiger, Morgan etc. Prices are quite high so it's best to come here when you've just been paid! Lots of choice and nice luxurious brands though so it's worth a look.

This store is really huge, fragrance/make-up/homes/womenswear but the menswear department is…read morereally poor, into the good brand there are no small size. It's also really busy, all the time, plus the jumble of goodies and cheap stuff is not really good-looking.

If you miss your booked shuttle from France to the UK, this shopping area aka the Charles Dickens…read moreTerminal, is where you are directed to wait till your booking number is called. It's a pretty good deal, esp as no need to pay 50 cents for the loo and the fast free wifi connection is brilliant. There are a variety of stores, ranging from a Starbucks to duty free where you can pick up booze and perfume. There's are a store to buy food in case you are hungry, so all in all not a bad place to hang out while waiting.

If you're driving your car and heading to England, chances are that you may be putting your car on…read morethe train, aka going through the Eurotunnel. Well, if you do this and you arrive too early, you will be directed to a big parking lot until it's time for you to get in line to board. The parking lot is just outside the shopping complex that services customers/passengers coming and going to and from England and France. It's a nice little place to take a break, especially if you've been driving for a while and especially need a toilet break! There are also places to get some food and drink, as well as do some shopping for things you probably don't need, especially the wine that you could have bought cheaper down the road in a supermarket/hypermarket.

From the owner: Bougies,bouquet parfumé, savons naturels en provenance de la Provence. Laissez vous transporter par…read morela lavande, la figue et autres senteurs. On repart en vacances en déambulant dans la boutique. Les marques Durance,Dr Vranjes et Marius Fabre vont vous ravir!