You may have heard by now that a shopping tour to Barcelona doesn't start from any particular shopping centers, but from entire shopping streets with an incredible number of boutiques. It's a shopaholic's paradise here!
Carrer de Pelai is a hub of democratic youth clothing and footwear stores.
The Passeig de Gracia gets rave reviews about shopping in Barcelona from fans of Zara, Mango and the like.
La Diagonal is chic and versatile — making both high-end shoppers and less sophisticated shoppers happy.
If you want to buy products from local fashion brands, including the iconic Gusto, visit Rambla de Catalunya. Here you will also find the best shoe and bag stores in the city. But don’t expect low prices.
Fans of unusual items say that the tiny street Riera Baixa offers the best shopping in Barcelona — reviews from people who visited confirm it. On this street, you can find vintage items, extravagant clothing, retro-style fashion, and much more.
Souvenirs and antiques await you on the famous boulevard la Rambla.
But what about the large shopping centers in Barcelona? Not all interesting stores are located only on themed streets and boulevards. Of course, the city also has many big stores and modern malls. Here are some shopping centers in Barcelona that shopping lovers should definitely visit:
40 de Mayo on Carrer del Diluvi, 3 — home to ultramodern clothing boutiques.
Pedrables on Av. Diagonal — across four floors, you’ll find dozens of shops, art exhibitions, fashion shows, and plenty of entertainment.
El Triangle at Plaça Catalunya — here you can find very interesting clothes and accessories, books, CDs, and concert tickets.
The outlet phenomenon in Barcelona is primarily represented by La Rocca Village. This outlet is located outside Barcelona, a half-hour drive from the city. You won’t regret taking the trip: there is an incredible number of items sold at 30-70% discounts.
