Shopping in Asheville NC area

Even More Downtown Asheville Buying

Go to our Asheville Galleries Guide for downtown art galleries. In addition see our Bookstore Guide.

Wall Street: From customized sandals to garments from Ireland, you will discover a lovely avenue of stylish stores, galleries and restaurants. If hiking, where to enter Wall Street is via Battery Park Avenue near the intersection of Haywood Street.

Antique Shopping: Antique stores downtown are typically on Lexington Avenue and Walnut Street, including Asheville Antiques Mall on Lexington. Cannot miss Stuf Antiques at 52 Broadway. Captains Bookshelf and power Park Book Exchange have a great collection of made use of and unusual books, including very first versions. See more about Asheville Antique Searching.

Woolworth Walk: Arts and crafts emporium with more than 150 exhibiting artists in 20, 000 sqft of show and studio area. 25 Haywood Street.

Kress Emporium: number of excellece in art from luminous stained glass and hand-thrown ceramics to elegant paintings, evocative sculptures, extraordinary handcrafted precious jewelry, and a lot more from 80 distinguished regional performers and craftspeople. 19 Patton Avenue.

Tops: This mecca for shoe enthusiasts sprawls through a number of structures and may be entered from Lexington Avenue, university Street, or Rankin Avenue.

Mast General shop: our primary "anchor" stores is this 1940s-style emporium with comfortable clothing, traditional housewares, old time barrel candy, and an excellent mountain outfitters section. 15 Biltmore Avenue.