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Shopping in Madrid

Shops, markets, specialists

Shopping is a passion in Madrid where free-spending pijos (people with money) keep the ultra-chic Salamanca designer shops in business. Chueca boutiques around Calle Almirante offer alternative designers, while Calle Fuencarral is packed with fashionable international brands. High-street stores are clustered along Calle Preciados and the best place for handicrafts is around Plaza Mayor. Larger shops stay open from 10am until 8pm or 8.30 pm, many smaller ones close from 2pm-5pm.

Mallorca, Madrid. Photo by Robert Smyth

Shops

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  1. 1. El Corte Inglés - Upmarket department store

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    Located next to the Puerta del Sol, El Corte Inglés is a renowned quality department store. A feature of all Spanish cities and beyond, it sells everything from Spanish and international fashion and sportswear to perfumes, make-up and electronics.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Mon-Fri 10am-10pm; Sat-Sun 11am-9pm

    Address

    1-3 Calle Preciados, 2 Plaza de Calllao, Madrid

    Telephone

    +34 91 379 8000

    Transport

    Sol and Callao metro

    Website

    El Corte Ingles Website

  2. 2. Doble A - Spanish and international fashion

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    Doble A, on the lively Chueca shopping street of Fuencarral, showcases Spanish designers along with leading international brands. Expect punky fashion from Amaya Arguaza and Mireya Ruiz, colourful tops by Barcelona's Custo and Pura Lopez' high-heeled shoes.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Mon-Sat 10.30am-9pm

    Address

    31 Calle Fuencarral, Madrid 28004

    Telephone

    +34 91 522 5528

    Transport

    Gran Via metro

  3. 3. Lavinia - Wine lover's paradise

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    Lavinia, Madrid. Courtesy of Lavinia

    Lavinia wine merchants might be located on Salamanca's upmarket Calle Ortega y Gasset, but bottles don't all cost a fortune. Any of the 4500 wines can be enjoyed in the restaurant upstairs for the same price as in the shop.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Daily 10am-9pm

    Address

    16 Calle José Ortega y Gasset, Madrid

    Telephone

    +34 91 426 06 04

    Transport

    Núñez de Bilboa metro

    Website

    Lavinia Website

  4. 4. Mallorca - Luxury food and drink

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    Mallorca, Madrid. Photo by Robert Smyth

    Mallorca is an upscale delicatessen in the Salamanca neighbourhood. It has a wide choice of luxury food and drink to take home, enticingly presented savouries and sweets for a picnic in the nearby Retiro. It also offers a lunch menu.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Daily 9am-9pm

    Address

    6 Calle Serrano, Madrid 28001

    Telephone

    +34 91 431 9909

    Transport

    Retiro metro

    Website

    Mallorca Website

Markets

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  1. 5. El Rastro - Eclectic Sunday flea market

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    El Rastro, Madrid. Courtesy of Turespaña

    El Rastro is a Sunday-morning flea market and something of an institution. Spread along Calle Ribera de Curtidores in Madrid de los Austrias, it is full of colourful junk. Real antiques are sold daily at 29 Galerías Piquer.Show this on map

    Cost

    Free

    Opening Hours

    Sun 10am-2pm

    Address

    Calle Ribera de los Curtidores (between Plaza de Cascarro and Ronda de Toledo), Madrid

    Transport

    La Latina or Puerta de Toledo metro

  2. 6. Mercado de la Paz - Upscale neighbourhood food market

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    Mercado de la Paz, Madrid. Photo by Robert Smyth

    The exclusive Salamanca neighbourhood's refined version of the local food market is still very Spanish. Immaculately presented cheese, wines, and the finest in hams and salumi are ideal for taking home while the gleaming fish is tempting.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Mon-Fri 8am-3pm & 5.30pm-8pm; Sat 8am-3pm

    Address

    28 Calle Ayala, Madrid 28001

    Telephone

    +34 91 435 0743

    Transport

    Serrano metro

    Website

    Mercado de la Paz Website

Specialists

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  1. 7. El Arco de los Cuchilleros Artesania De Hoy - Contemporary Spanish folk art

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    A rare gem in an area of cheap tourist shops around Plaza Mayor, El Arco de los Cuchilleros works directly with artisans from around the country. Crafts include original and even contemporary pottery, wood carvings and leather goods, amongst others.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Mon-Sat 11am-8pm (until 9pm Oct-Dec)

    Address

    9 Plaza Mayor, Madrid 28012

    Telephone

    +34 91 365 2680

    Transport

    Sol or Opera metro

  2. 8. Camper - Comfortable and fashionable shoes

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    Camper is a popular Spanish shoe chain, renowned for their round toes, rubber soles and an array of colours and styles from bowling shoes to sandals. This store in upmarket Salamanca fits in as easily as others throughout Spain.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Mon-Fri 9.30am-8.30pm; Sat 9.30am-9pm

    Address

    24 Calle Serrano, Madrid 28002

    Telephone

    +34 91 578 2560

    Transport

    Serrano metro

    Website

    Camper Website

  3. 9. Pedro del Hierro - Feminine modern fashions

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    Pedro del Hierro is an internationally renowned designer with two shops on Salamanca's exclusive Calle Serrano. He uses classic cuts with a modern touch to enhance femininity, producing office, casual and evening styles that appeal to affluent professional women.Show this on map

    Opening Hours

    Mon-Sat 10am-8.30pm

    Address

    24 & 63 Calle Serrano, Madrid 28001

    Telephone

    +34 91 576 6822

    Transport

    Serrano metro

    Website

    Pedro del Hierro Website

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