For those inclined to spend money, there is no shortage of things to buy in Wilmington. The major shopping areas are downtown along Front Street, and in Modern Wilmington, on Oleander near Independence Mall, and along South College Street.
Lumina Station - On the road to Wrightsville Beach is Lumina Station, an upscale collection of shops, restaurants and offices modeled on the historic Lumina pavilion of old Wrightsville Beach
1900 Eastwood Road, Suite 10
910-256-0900
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Antique Shops - Downtown Wilmington has nearly 20 antique shops, enough for the antique dealers to have their own association. Their specialties range from jewelry to military. You can kill a lot of time here.
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Chandler's Wharf - A variety of shops on the river front clustered together along a cobble stone road. Shops include gourmet foods and wine, ladies apparel and accessories, home accents, linens and furnishings. Chandler's Wharf is also the home to two of Wilmington's favorite restaurants.
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The Cotton Exchange - A collection of galleries, boutiques, gift shops, jewelry, and other unusual shops and restaurants. Located in eight early 20th Century buildings linked together by a maze of doors and courtyards.
321 N. Front Street
910-343-9896
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For those inclined to spend money, there is no shortage of things to buy in Wilmington. The major shopping areas are downtown along Front Street, and in Modern Wilmington, on Oleander near Independence Mall, and along South College Street.
