There are lots of places to shop in Madrid. Along with the usual souvenir shops, there are a lot of clothing stores, and if you're lucky, there might be a big sale on. Also, I once found a store where they sold fans and parasols/umbrellas, and bought a painted fan for my collection. That store had all sorts of beautiful hand-painted fans and I wish I could have bought the whole store!
Written Sep 12, 2005
Phone: 91.5323833
I love the typically British style that this little alley has. Located in the very heart of the shopping area of Madrid, it shapes immediately resembles that of the London Chelsea’s mews. The alley holds some of the most exclusive shops and restaurants of Madrid... meaning that not only in style, but also in prices, the place resembles London a lot ;-)
Updated Mar 1, 2004
This open air flea market is probably the longest-standing one in Madrid, and can be found at Ribera de Curtidores and it's surrounding streets. All items sold here have real bargain prices and also antiques at stalls and auction rooms... You can visit this market on Sunday mornings!
Written Jan 17, 2004
Phone: 91.5323833
Be sure to check out the grocery department in the Corte de Ingles, near the Puerto de Sol. The store is a huge, upscale department store, but it was the full grocery store that blew me away.
Meats, cheeses, and olives every way you can imagine. Plus wonderful breads and pastries and incredibly cheap liquor. Johnny Walker Black for $13? Good sangria for $1? All the makings for a perfect picnic!
Updated May 25, 2003
Phone: 91.5323833
It really ON the beaten path, because this is a shop for shoes! They are funny and different, full of colour and different form. Here a lot of people wear ones called Pelotas becase the soil is made by little balls. CAMPER. PRECIADOS, 23. 91 5317897
Written Aug 25, 2002
Need a map of whatever kind of region of Spain? Go to La Tienda Verde, a marvellous shop in mpas and a separate one selling books across the street. Calle de Maudes, an easy walk from Cuatro Caminos, passing by the curious Hospital de Jornaleros.
Written Aug 24, 2002
PANTA RHEI.It's a wonderful art gallery and art bookshop in Hernan Cortes 7.
Updated Feb 8, 2011
Phone: 913198902
Website: http://www.panta-rhei.es/
There are many small local shops in Madrid.I think it gives a warmth to a city.A feeling that comes from the ancient times of that city.
Written Dec 29, 2005
In La Compañia Multihispana you can find the nicest clothes in Madrid. This shop is the place for Spanish dessigners, coolest dresses, fantastic skirts and wonderful tops. All here. Hortaleza, 30.
Updated Oct 14, 2002
Phone: 91.5323833
'Rastro' - Madrid´s great flee market!
(Watch your things!!)
Written Aug 25, 2002
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