What to bring back from Calella?
Costume jewelry, artificial pearls from 15-20 EUR. In souvenir shops in Calella you can buy stylish jewelry made of wood, earrings, bracelets, beaded necklaces for 3 to 20 EUR.
Spanish porcelain (from 60 EUR), statuettes based on the works of A. Gaudi (5-30 EUR), magnets with Spanish motifs from 1 EUR per piece.
Ceramics (wall plates, hanging cachepots, vases, jugs), made in the exquisite Mediterranean style. The average cost of products is 5-15 EUR.
T-shirts with Barcelona symbols for true soccer fans (from 60 EUR for adult model, 40 EUR - T-shirts for children), clothes of local manufacturers (jeans - from 15-20 EUR, shirts - from 10 EUR).
Shopping tours to Calella necessarily include:
Fruits Secs Tulsa supermarket (Carrer de l'Esglesia, 223) with the largest selection of local sweets and jamon, and Dia (Carrer de Sant Jaume, 54) with a fine assortment of seafood.
Flea markets, open-air fairs where you can buy antique and vintage items. The local Mercat Municipal market is open on Saturday mornings and offers everything you need for the home as well as an excellent selection of souvenirs.
Stores along the Carrer de l'Esglesia walkway include Top Hats (cute hats and accessories from 8 EUR), Intersport Marques (the best sporting goods for the whole family from 10 EUR), a number of Calella outlet stores (including Lacoste, Bershka and others). According to reviews about shopping in Calella, the must have list of stores includes several boutiques on Carrer de Sant Joan: Bebealia - a gift of Spanish designers to children, OHYO - clothing for women of all ages and tastes. According to travelers' reviews of shopping in Calella, they are an alternative to the large shopping centers in Calella, which are simply not here.
Outlets near the town of Calella: La Roca village, where the brands Bershka, Mango, Benetton, Kenzo, Escada are presented (the cost of cardigans, jeans - about 20-30 EUR), El Corte Ingles chain. The sale season lasts from July 1 to August 31 (discounts range from 30-70%).
