Capital Region
Malls
l Fashion Centre at Pentagon
City – Arlington, Virginia,
Greater Washington, DC
l Harborplace and The
Gallery – Baltimore, Maryland
l Mazza Gallerie – Friendship
Heights, Washington, DC
l The Shops at Georgetown
Park – Washington, DC
l Stony Point Fashion Park
and Short Pump Town
Center – Richmond, Virginia
l Tysons Corner Center
and Tysons Galleria –
McLean, Virginia, Greater
Washington, DC
l Union Station –
Washington, DC
l Westfield Shoppingtown –
Annapolis, Maryland
Head for the larger malls where the whole
l Westfield Shoppingtown –
family can get kitted out, then round off the day
Montgomery, Bethesda,
Maryland, Greater Washington,
with the latest releases at the on-site cinemas.
DC
l White Flint – Bethesda,
Maryland, Greater Washington,
DC
l The Mall in Columbia –
Columbia, Maryland
l Towson Town Center –
Towson, Maryland, Greater
Baltimore
Capital Region
outlet Malls
l Arundel Mills – Hanover,
Maryland
l Potomac Mills – Prince William,
Virginia
l Leesburg Corner Premium
Outlets – Leesburg, Virginia
l Prime Outlets – Hagerstown
and Queenstown, Maryland; and
Williamsburg, Virginia
In designer stores as elsewhere, look out for sales – or of summer, Labor Day sales.
“events” as they are sometimes politely called – which can be a If you’ve got the stamina, big name bargains can be found in
way of putting those “must-have” labels within reach. Sales are discount stores all over the city centres. Look for names like TJ
on pretty much year-round, but prime times are when seasons Maxx and Filene’s Basement (whose latest store has just opened in
change and the stores clear out the old stock, especially Baltimore), but be prepared to rifle through acres of clothing racks,
January, for post-Christmas reductions, and September for end and piles of shoes and accessories to find those perfect hidden gems.
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