The best fashion and gift stores Province Of Gipuzkoa

The La Bretxa shopping center has a fresh produce market, a supermarket and stores. Every morning, small producers display their products on open-air stalls. You will find an impressive selection of local products. This historic market was designed by architect Antonio Cortázar and later expanded by José de Goicoa. It takes its name (The Breach) from the place where it is located, having twice seen invaders enter the city through a breach created in the city walls.

In this shop dedicated to Basque craftsmanship, Maïté selects emblematic pieces of local culture, such as chistera, txapelas (berets), but also ceramics and Basque household linen. Established since 1939 in the Plaza de la Constitución, this small business is a gold mine for finding quality gift ideas and souvenirs. Don't miss the pretty selection of folklore items, such as the kilikis from Pamplona and the Donostia giants made of cardboard, indispensable characters of the local fiestas!

In this micro-boutique of the Parte Vieja, Nerea and Ramón exhibit their illustrations, prints and silkscreen prints, inspired by the landscapes and people of the city. The gallery occupies the premises of an old delicatessen, whose décor has been completely redesigned to accommodate their beautiful creations. Different themes and formats are proposed, some in limited editions, but always at very affordable prices, and presented in neat packaging. Perfect for a gift or an artistic souvenir of your stay in San Sebastián!

Two bears engraved in the Ekain cave more than 15,000 years ago are the logo of this innovative space located in the heart of the Parte Vieja, right next to the Plaza de la Constitución. Both an art gallery and an exhibition room, this place brings together on two floors the works of carefully selected Basque painters, sculptors and photographers. Exhibitions have been held of the famous sculptors Chillida and Oteiza, among others. An interesting visit, therefore, to explore the local artistic panorama, and why find an arty souvenir!

In the heart of old San Sebastián, a superb traditional shop founded in 1932, whose Basque name Iruela means "spinner" in French. Indeed, most of the embroidery, linens and baby clothes on display in the shop are handmade by the owners, the third generation of the same family. In addition to the undeniable quality of its products, the place deserves a visit for its marvellous décor and furniture that has remained unchanged for almost a century. The English royal family is among its loyal customers!

Chic clothes for women and little girls, scented candles and delicate soaps, this temple of lifestyle cultivates elegance as a standard bearer and seduces a clientele with refined tastes. Among his impeccable selection, the exquisite candles of Santa Maria Novella, the elegant fashion of Maliparmi, or the adorable children's clothes of Violeta e Federico. Scarves are the other great passion of the owners, who exhibit their own creations. The concept-store has an annex only 300 metres away (C/ Peñaflorida, 4).

A must for vintage lovers, this pretty boutique run by Nagore offers a lot of clothes imported from the United States, but also a selection of trendy brands (Komono, Anerkjendt, Herschel), the crisp jewellery of Hello Zephyr, as well as an area for children with old toys. Located in the heart of Le Gros, this address attracts the hipster crowd thanks to its sharp selection of rags and small brands, but above all because of its owner's impeccable taste for mix and match and vintage-modern assembly.