Shopping in Barcelona
Barcelona is a wonderful city for shopping. From luxury shops, to the young designers of the city or the shops of classic articles, make Barcelona one of the most important cities, if not the most important for the market in Spain. Beyond this extraordinary variety of styles and shops, the good news is that Barcelona is a European city at bargain prices. The main Spanish brands do not hesitate - all year round - to make discounts of up to 30% of the prices that we will find in other European capitals. Our advice is not to overload your suitcase for the trip.
Barcelona Shopping Guide
The women's fashion is particularly well represented by the big brands that have all them stores in Barcelona, but also with young creators more and more present. The man will also find easily with what to fill suitcases as well as gourmets as well. We have found it convenient to create a portfolio with designer shops and interior decoration because Barcelona is a leading city in this field.
To know:
Opening times: most of the shops and shopping centers are open from 10.00 (10am) to 20.30 (8:30pm) or 21.30 hours (9:30pm). Traditional shops open from 10.00 (10am) to 14.00 hours (2pm) and from 16.30(4:30pm) to 20.30 hours (8:30pm)
Sales: the winter sales generally begin in the second week of January and last until the end of February and the summer sales begin on 1st July and last until the end of August.
How to pay: most people pay in cash or with a credit card, when you must show your passport or identity card.
Tax Free: residents from outside the European Union may have their Value Added Tax (VAT) returned for purchases of more than €90.15.
Shopping in Barcelona: The Spanish brands

Desigual
Desigual: a clothing shop in Barcelona that is not the same!

Colmado
Full of nice things..
Colmado means "full of things" and this is true, this fashion shop is full of things made by worldwide creators...

Bassal Store
Accessible Fashion and Emerging Designers
Discover Bassal Store, a haven for young designers and Spanish labels offering accessible and creative fashion. The boutique, once housed in the residence of modernist architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, is a must-visit for lovers of architecture and fine things.

Vasquiat
A must for fashion enthusiasts
They see themselves as "Vanguard fashion curators", i.e., discoverers of fashion talent. Not far from Casa Batlló, Vasquiat seems to have a knack for spotting the latest brands.

Custo Barcelona
Custo Barcelona: the most successful Catalan Brand. About the history of Custo and where to find the Custo Shops in Barcelona...
Zara Barcelona
Zara has its biggest shops in Barcelona
Zara is certainly the most famous of the Spanish clothing chains. Zara is a brand renowned for its fast, affordable fashion.

Zara Home
Zara Home: After the woman fashion, then man then child the Spanish brand equips from now on your interior...
Shopping in Barcelona: Young Catalan and Spanish creators

Ivori
Fashion the Barcelona’s way
Ivori is another example of shop which will make you discover young Catalans creators...

Vasquiat
A must for fashion enthusiasts
They see themselves as "Vanguard fashion curators", i.e., discoverers of fashion talent. Not far from Casa Batlló, Vasquiat seems to have a knack for spotting the latest brands.

Oscar H. Grand
Chic and tailor-made men's fashion!
Years of styling for others and evidently one day in 2006, the opening of his own shop in El Born - next to the Picasso Museum - to go all the way to the end of his passion. Oscar H. Grand tailor Oscar customizes all of his clients' clothing himself...

Gimaguas
The little brand that's irresistibly on the rise
With a completely refurbished boutique opposite Casa Milà, Guimaguas is once again making a name for itself with its creativity, which now attracts stars such as Lily-Rose Depp, and embodies Barcelona fashion at a reasonable price that's always surprising.
Shopping Centers in Barcelona

Diagonal Mar
At the end of the well known Diagonal Avenue, a new quarter has born: Diagonal Mar

Centro comercial GRAN VIA 2
Centro comercial GRAN VIA 2 is the only shopping center in the quarter of Montjuic...

L’illa
L’illa shopping center in Barcelona

El Corte Inglés
El Corte Inglés is Spain's largest department store chain...
Outlet shops Barcelona

Montana Outlet
Great prices on dozens of brands
With several stores in Barcelona, Montana Outlet offers end of stock at really interesting prices throughout the year.

Nice Things Outlet
A colored and light women fashion.
Nice Things Outlet is the factory outlet of a Spanish brand known for its colored and fun clothing.

La Roca Village
The best brands at discount prices in the same village!
In La Roca village no less than 130 brand stores offer year-round broken prices of up to 60% of the advertised price.

La Roca Village Tickets
Luxury shopping experience at an outlet mall
Grab a 40-minute guided bus ride from the center of Barcelona to a center of bargains, and back again. At the popular La Roca Village you'll have access to 130 bargain boutiques. This VIP card gets you an extra 10% off already discounted brand name and designer goods. Live well, shop hard.
Gourmet shops in Barcelona

La Botifarreria de Santa María
La Botifarrería de Santa María, just behind the Santa Maria del Mar church. The specialty are the home made “Botifarras”, catalan sausages...

La Fabrique
Artisanal and eco-responsible bread!
Yes, at the moment we're craving good, real bread... Hence this second bakery, "La Fabrique", which we visited in just a few days.

Rooftop Smokehouse
The art of smoked food in Barcelona
Now renowned throughout Spain, Rooftop Smokehouse offers smoked products unique in Barcelona, handcrafted at Fábrica Lehmann.

Pastisseria Carrió
In January we eat the "Tortell de Reis".
During the festive season in Catalonia, it's inconceivable not to try the famous "Tortell de Reis". Among the most famous in the city, we invite you to discover those of Pastisseria Carrió.
The 10 best shopping districts in Barcelona
Whether you're looking for the latest haute couture trends, unique vintage pieces, or simply on the lookout for local souvenirs, Barcelona offers a mosaic of shopping venues that promise to satisfy every desire.
This selection explores Barcelona's most emblematic avenues, streets and neighbourhoods, where shopping becomes a truly cultural experience. From the bustle of the Portal de l'Àngel avenue to the historic charm of the Carrer d'Avinyó, from colourful markets to ultra-modern shopping centres, each destination is an invitation to discover the richness and diversity of Barcelona's commercial landscape. Follow us on a journey through Barcelona's best shopping addresses, where fashion, art and gastronomy come together to offer visitors a memorable adventure.
Shopping in Barcelona: 10 best districts
1. Portal de l’Àngel
Located in the Gothic Quarter, this pedestrianised avenue is a vibrant mix of international and local fashion boutiques. The likes of H&M, Zara and Bershka offer affordable fashion, while local shoe shops and bookshops complete the shopping experience. Sundays are enlivened by street performers, making the atmosphere even more special.
More about Portal de l'Àngel
Address: Avinguda del Portal de l'Àngel, 18-28, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
2. Rambla de Catalunya
This extensive avenue, which is less busy than its neighbour, La Rambla, offers elegant shopping with designer boutiques, art galleries and upmarket restaurants. Misako, Panama Jack and Sephora are just some of the shops that line the street, offering a diverse shopping experience.
More about Rambla de Catalunya
Address: Rambla de Catalunya, 08008 Barcelona, Spain
3. Passeig de Gracia
Barcelona's Champs-Élysées, where luxury and design meet. International haute couture brands such as Chanel and Gucci rub shoulders with renowned Spanish designers. Dolce&Gabbana, Prada, Versace, DIOR, Louis Vuitton, Longchamp, HERMÈS, Cartier, Rolex... The architectural beauty of the street, with gems such as Gaudí's Casa Milà and Casa Batlló , adds to the unique experience.
Find out more about Passeig de Gracia
Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 08008 Barcelona, Spain
4. Carrer d’Avinyó
This historic street in the Gothic Quarter offers a more intimate and unique shopping experience, with a variety of independent shops and artisans. Shops such as Totem and La Manual Alpargatera offer everything from traditional espadrilles to arts and crafts.
More about Carrer d'Avinyó
Address: Barcelona Old Town, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
5. Boqueria market
A must for food lovers, this covered market is a kaleidoscope of colours and flavours, offering everything from fresh local produce to culinary specialities. The tapas stalls and juice bars are perfect for a gourmet break.
Find out more about the Boqueria Market
Address: La Rambla, 91, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, Spain
6. El Corte Inglés Pl. de Catalunya
Barcelona's biggest El Corte Inglés, Spain's most emblematic department stores'. You'll find absolutely everything here, from paella pans to famous and totally unknown Spanish clothing brands. The basement is a food supermarket and a series of shops for gourmets. A must on any shopping day.
More about El Corte Inglés Pl. de Catalunya
Address: Pl. de Catalunya, 14, L'Eixample, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
7. El Born
This trendy district is home to local designer boutiques, vintage shops and unique jewellers. Carrer Del Rec and Carrer de la Princessa are particularly renowned for their varied offerings, making El Born a prime destination for unique finds.
Find out more about El Born
Address: Barcelona Old Town 08003 Barcelona
8. Plaça de Sant Josep Oriol
This weekend art market is the perfect place to pick up original works of art and handmade souvenirs, all in a friendly, colourful atmosphere, with street entertainment adding to the local charm.
More about Plaça de Sant Josep Oriol
Address: Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
9. Diagonal Mar
Located close to the beach, this modern shopping centre offers a comprehensive selection of luxury and designer brands, as well as entertainment options, making it perfect for a full day's shopping.
More about Diagonal Mar
Address: Avinguda Diagonal, 3, 08019 Barcelona, Spain
10. Plaça de Catalunya
Opposite the famous El Corte Inglés, which offers everything from the latest fashion trends to gourmet cuisine, is the Triangle shopping centre, offering a modern shopping experience with a varied selection of international brands. It's also home to some of the best-known fast-fashion brands, including Shana, Lefties, Primark, Bershka, Stradivarius, Pull and Bear, Oysho, Zara and Massimo Dutti. Brands that can be found all over the Catalan capital...
More about Plaça de Catalunya
Address: Plaça de Catalunya, L'Eixample, 08002 Barcelona, Spain