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Shopping

The Greater Rochester area is an ideal venue to shop and eat, with everything from "mom and pop" stores and fast food chains to major shopping malls and fine dining. Restaurants and shopping centers are conveniently located throughout the area, offering variety, flavor and affordability.

street photo_village_50.jpgThe Village of Rochester Hills is a 375,000-square-foot outdoor shopping district in the heart of Rochester Hills, Michigan. Set up much like a bustling downtown, the Village of Rochester Hills is the first in Michigan to utilize the lifestyle streetscape concept.

The Village includes respected national and local retailers in various segments, including apparel, dining, home furnishings and beauty. These popular retailers are nestled into picturesque tree-lined boulevards with convenient, on-street parking.

Stroll down Village Main for a look at a truly unique downtown with stores that are architecturally distinctive. Hanging baskets overflow with vibrant seasonal flowers and lush, manicured landscaping line the streets as a treat for your senses.

Whimsical inlaid plaques, a beautiful fountain, a quaint gazebo and a distinctive clock tower all add to the Village charm. The centeršs parks provide enjoyable entertainment for children while mom and dad sit and catch up with neighbors. For more information on the Village, call 248.375.9451


The City of Rochester's downtown shopping district is an eclectic mix of more than 350 businesses. More than 80% of the retail businesses are exclusive to the downtown area, offering personal service and unique selections. The popular open-air Rochester Farmer's Market, open on Saturdays from early May to late October, offers a wide variety of locally grown fruit, vegetables, flowers, baked goods and handcrafted items. Visit www.downtownrochestermi.com for more information.


Great Lakes Crossings is a 1.4 million square foot structure that blents the hottest concepts in theme and entertainment and dining with an unparalleled offering of more than 200 exciting, value-oriented store in six themed, architecturally distinctive areas is just minutes away from the heart of the Rochester region.

 

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