These Are The Weirdest And Most Interesting Apple Stores On Earth [Gallery]

By John Brownlee • 7:44 am, May 19, 2011

Apple's 5th Avenue location in New York City might be its most iconic retail store, but it's certainly not the strangest. — Apple's 5th Avenue location in New York City might be its most iconic retail store, but it's not necessarily the strangest.

boylston_roof_2 — Four Apple Stores in America alone have rooftop gardens. This one is from the Boylston Street Apple Store in Boston, Massachusetts, Four Apple Stores in America alone have rooftop gardens. This one is from the Boylston Street Apple Store in Boston, Massachusetts, but Chicago's North Michigan Ave. and Lincoln Park stores also have one, as well as Minneapolis' Uptown Apple Store.

apple_ministore1 — At just 540 square feet, this Apple Store in Santa Rosa Plaza in North California is the world's teensiest.

4079366433_035c1314d8_z — Apple opened this store in the belly of Paris' Louvre Museum on November 7th, 2009. Appropriately, Apple now has a retail presence on what were once the palaces and gardens of kings.

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