What kinds of shopping do tourists do in the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego?

When tourists and locals alike hit the Gaslamp Quarter they often are going to eat as much as anything else. However, the Gaslamp Quarter is home to major chains such as Urban Outfitters, Puma, and Quicksilver, as well as many other smaller shops and stores. San Diego has so many outdoor attractions and things to see that shopping sometimes becomes secondary.

When you are talking about high end boutiques, the most exclusive is Prospect Street in La Jolla, which is known as the Rodeo Drive of San Diego. There you will find the high-end retailers such Cartier, Armani, and Saks Fifth Avenue. These stores rely less on tourism business and more on the local community which is one of the most affluent in the nation.

San Diego is blessed with having fine weather year round and so many outdoor attractions and things to see that shopping sometimes becomes secondary. When tourists visit the Gaslamp Quarter, they are more likely there for one of the many wonderful restaurants and pubs between the shops and stores. When talking about the high end boutiques, the most exclusive part of town is the area around Prospect Street in La Jolla, which is known as the Rodeo Drive of San Diego.

There you will find the high-end retailers such Cartier, Armani, and Saks Fifth Avenue. Although tourism business is important, I would bet that the majority draws from the local community around La Jolla which is one of the most affluent in the nation.

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