The best fashion and gift stores Spain

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).

Located in this new, spacious and bright space since 2016, the university's "chest" offers a whole series of productions by former students of the University of Granada. With a large number of sections devoted to literature, but also to their doctorates, all subjects combined. In the decoration and clothing sections, the aim is to enhance the city's cultural heritage, which can be found on ceramics, fabrics, fans or canvas backpacks featuring drawings from the Botanical Garden. Not to mention sweatshirts or T-shirts and even frogs with the school's logo on them. A few steps from the bus stop that goes up to the Alhambra and Realejo, it would be surprising if you could not find anything to bring back a gift.

The beautiful shop of the Guggenheim museum is worth visiting. It is difficult not to fall for one of the objects or books of this pointed selection.

In this store, located in the center of the city, you will find all the equipment you need to walk the roads to Santiago de Compostela: different models of shoes, clothing of all kinds, practical backpacks and various accessories. The establishment also offers guides and maps in several languages so that you can have all the information you need during your pilgrimage. For those who wish to prepare their trip in advance, the website is very well supplied, with more than 17,000 products for walkers.

During the 18th and 19th centuries, pottery was the main industrial activity in the town of Candelaria. In this shop, you will discover traditional and handcrafted terracotta pottery, made in the old way as in the 16th century, by the women of Candelaria: bowls, sculptures, salad bowls... In addition, to please you or to offer, a large choice of beautiful finely crafted ceramic objects that will delight the most difficult.

This madrilene brand makes a cardboard cardboard with its sweaters, ties and jackets of British inspiration.

Not far from the Macba, the contemporary art museum located in the Raval district, Central welcomes you in the Chapel of the Misericordia, a 17th century neoclassical monument. With a surface area of 850 square meters, this bookstore, which specializes in the humanities, will immerse you in magnificent masterpieces of literature, including French novels! To make the pleasure last, go to the Bar Central, buried in the chapel's gardens. Here you can relax under the trees, listening to the sound of the fountain.

This beautiful music store opened its doors in 1880 and has been selling sheet music, instruments and musical items to young and old ever since. Whether you're a music lover or just learning to play an instrument, this is an address on La Rambla that you shouldn't miss. This small store is full of shelves and stocks 30,000 scores from all genres and eras. As in any self-respecting music store, what you can't find, they'll find for you!

Here is a store, located in the Raval, that will please the vintage fashion lovers! You'll love the denim clothes, the colorful ones, and the accessories that go with them, all from Europe and the US. The more modern will appreciate adding a retro touch to their style. You can even take home books, video games or... a surfboard! The store also sells used furniture, especially from the 1960s. There is a second location, also near Macba, at No. 73 Tallers Street.

You'll love shopping in this boutique, founded in 2006, whose black walls, dark woodwork and dimmed lights announce the elegance of the brands offered. With items for him and her, the shelves are full of pieces made in small, local and European workshops of excellent quality. It's an original, vintage and timeless alternative to buy a new shirt, sweatshirt or wear some accessories. The collections are seasonal, so be sure to check out the new items from time to time.

Those who believe in second chances and want to discover beautiful designs from the past should visit this vintage boutique. Dresses from the 1950s, bags from the 1960s and a collection of accessories and jewelry await you on the shelves of this establishment. Perfect for adding a special touch to your style with a pair of 1970s shoes or a colorful hat. Don't hesitate to ask the owner for advice, she will be happy to guide you. Ideal for fashion lovers in search of treasures!

A group of craftsmen who offer works of ceramics, leather, jewellery, musical instruments in reduced models, and also honey and cheese.

Selling of Buds buds.

Reduced models of delicious bois fishing boats.

With exhibitions of architecture, design, photography and contemporary art, this modernist-style house is the perfect cultural venue for an enjoyable afternoon. The bright and attractive spaces of this old building offer the perfect setting to enjoy the vernissage of amazing artists or join a workshop and exploit your talent. If you are in Barcelona in the spring or summer, relax in the beautiful interior garden to admire the artworks or attend some of the art events.

Specialized library in the BD, also with many products derived from it. From 100% woe!

With a unique artistic sense, this local designer offers incredible pieces that will allow you to take home a piece of Barcelona. Her versatile collections reveal a talented craftsmanship, especially in accessories. Her mastery of color is a true tribute to today's woman. Elegant designs in bright, cheerful colors and prints are the perfect choice to give your style a modern twist. Her sense of graphics shines through in the textile collection as well as in the illustrations.

Tulle, lace and dried flowers: The bohemian and romantic universe of this creator is in wedding dresses, guest, or for the little girls… Very nice workshop!

If you're looking for clothes that fit your body perfectly, visit this exquisite boutique. It is a stylish and elegant boutique that offers ready-to-wear, accessories and shoes from world-renowned designers, as well as pieces from its own collection. Suits are prized, and the bridal wear catalog reveals the talent of this artisanal workshop. The store's tailors are also available if you need to adjust any of the pieces to make them perfect for you.

Forgot to pack a book? Go to Jaimes right away! The new address, bright and intimate, is the perfect place to stroll among the shelves. This bookstore is known throughout the city for its extensive French-language collection. Don't hesitate to ask the staff for recommendations, in order to discover new books or, why not, return to the classics. Various events for readers, such as book clubs, workshops and courses, are organized regularly.

Presenting a contemporary style since 1996, Beatriz Furest and her sister show us the fruit of their passion for design and their Spanish inspiration. The pieces are created with devotion in artisanal workshops and their leather products use premium quality materials. The timeless and authentic designs of fashion, shoes and accessories you'll find in this welcoming and elegant boutique are perfect for appreciating Catalan talent. You can't leave without a Bombonera bag: one of our favorites!

What could be better than taking a coffee break in the middle of works of art? Here is an interesting concept that has been set up in the Raval district. Miscelanea is a somewhat atypical art gallery that favors interactivity in a relaxed atmosphere. Since 2005, it has been dedicated to discovering Barcelona's emerging artists, in all disciplines, with an always enriching cultural program. The idea here is to make art accessible to everyone, so don't hesitate to treat yourself to a Barcelona illustration!

A scent of yesteryear in this beautiful store, located near Sant Jaume square. La Cereria Subirà, the oldest store in Barcelona, has been making candles since 1761! In 1847, the shop moved into this beautiful building: a wooden counter and a double staircase at the foot of which are two female figures in iron, supporting a light fixture. In the windows, candles of all shapes and colors, from the most classic to the most modern. Cereria Subirà is the main supplier of candles for the Sagrada Familia.

Among the BD booksellers, here is an excellent address.

A haven for contemporary artists seeking a place in the modern world, this avant-garde gallery is located in a former factory. Its main purpose is to provide a space for Spanish and international artists to present their interpretation of our changing world. You will find works of recognized artists but also young talented artists who have found within these large walls the ideal place to share their talent. Perfect to take your time and be inspired by these new trends.

Since 1995, it is the ideal place to spend time with your friends. This large shopping center, visited by thousands of Barcelonans and visitors every day, offers a wide variety of local and international stores. With a semi-open concept, the many terraces and the natural light of the place allow you to enjoy it as a walk in the streets. The old and the new mix in a comfortable space to enjoy a good restaurant, find your favorite fashion store or watch the latest movie.

It was in 1995, at the age of 34, that Daniel Gil de Alvalle opened his first shop in Granada, with a long way to go since he started in this art at the age of 17, under the direction of a master luthier. And nearly forty years later, and notwithstanding the many awards he received, it is only today that he feels satisfied with the work he has done, since the sounds produced by the instruments he makes correspond to the objectives he had set for himself. In other words, we are entering a high place of taste for meticulous work, from the selection of woods to the construction of instruments. And that the notion of time becomes meaningful again if we know that it will take 10 to 30 years for the selected wood to dry properly. You can buy an instrument, flamenco guitar, concert or classical and if you wanted to order one, no rush, it will take about a year.

This large Granada bazaar can be accessed from Piazza Bib-Rambla, since the current alcaicería is an interlacing of alleys located between this square, Calle Reyes Católicos, the cathedral and Gran Vía. Built in 1318 by Sultan Yusuf I, the former space was designed to house a gigantic silk market and took its name from the Arabic al-Qassaryya, Caesar's house, in gratitude to the Byzantine Emperor Caesar Justino I who, in the sixth century, granted the Arabs the exclusive right to manufacture and sell silk. This product was then accompanied by many other fabrics, taffeta, velvet, scarves and various spices. The current replica occupies only half the surface area of the old enclosure which, at its peak, went as far as the old Nazarí Aljima mosque, the current Sagrario church and the beginning of the first ascents of the Plaza Nueva. At that time, it was flanked by 10 access doors closed every night and housed up to 200 shopkeepers, housed in one- or two-storey houses in which the ground floor was used as a shop, not to mention the many guards and quality controllers of the goods. When the Catholic Monarchs arrived, the market was run by a governor, himself directly appointed by the governor of the Alhambra, who was in charge of its supervision until the 19th century. After the fire that completely destroyed it in 1843, it was completely rebuilt in a romantic and neo-Arab style, but in a more modest space. Smaller, more modern and less flamboyant, it now houses many small shops of local crafts, such as Fajalauza ceramics, wood inlays, leather work and lighting.

When you hear the name you can think of oxymoron, but when you drive towards the Sierra Nevada, it is difficult to escape the massive silhouette of this 60,000 square metre hyper shopping centre, which opened in 2016 and has become a reference in terms of shopping throughout Eastern Andalusia. With a number of visitors reaching 230,000 on peak days. Of course, you will find everything you want to buy in a supermarket since the place boasts more than 180 Spanish and foreign brands, spread over 240 shops. But the hyper is also a leisure centre offering multiple restaurants, 3,000 square metres of leisure space for children, eight cinemas and a 6,000-space car park. With occasional concerts, DJs and flamenco shows.

After studying fashion in Madrid, London and Paris and then working as a buyer for Parisian collections for over 10 years in the 1990s, Pilar chose to return to Granada in 2000 to open her own boutique and workshop. Now located a few steps from the Plaza de la Trinidad, since September 2018. The opportunity to familiarize yourself with the two lines, ready-to-wear and tailor-made, of the one that has become a regular at the Madrid pasarela fashion shows and presented its latest models at the 2018 Paris Fashion Week, accompanied by Blanca Li. As for its previous collections, it was inspired by the Granada heritage, this time taking as its main theme the painting that the painter José Guerrero dedicated to the murder of García Lorca, la Brecha. Declined on many jewels or on t-shirts displaying the #guerreras. Everything here is 100% made in Spain, from the fabrics to the latest handmade embroidery. We will enjoy circulating among the models, with the certainty of falling for an accessory at the very least.

Want to take advantage of your stay in Barcelona to do a little window-shopping? L'Illa Diagonal is for you! The 170 stores, bars and restaurants in this shopping center, one of the city's best-known, will allow you to hunt down the big brand sales. Located on Avenida Diagonal, close to major tourist attractions, the mall is open non-stop every day, and what's more, it houses a hotel with over 300 rooms! Smart tip: its design is inspired by a skyscraper, lying on its side!

Perfect for a visit with family or friends and bring back a unique souvenir. The beautiful buildings that mimic an old Spanish village are home to incredible craftsmanship. Here you can watch the artisans create unique pieces, following the traditions of working with glass, ceramics, jewelry, guitars, among many other things. The artisans will guide you in choosing original and personalized pieces or, if you have time, you can participate in one of their workshops and learn how to make them.

On the other side of the bridge of La Salve, a place dedicated to graphic creation, also with a small art gallery. It is the meeting place for lovers of design and illustration, who come here to unearth original creations, admire the current exhibition or participate in one of its workshops dedicated to craft publishing. On its shelves: prints, illustrations, photographs and design creations inspired by Bilbao make it the perfect place to find a stylish souvenir... just a 5-minute walk from the Guggenheim!

Although we are not talking about a wizard from the Middle Ages, this place prides itself on being the oldest magic store in the world. It refers to Joaquim Partàgas, its founder, who became famous during his travels in France and South America as a conjurer and who, upon his return to Spain, opened the first illusionist store at the end of the 19th century. The establishment sells magic kits, Chinese rings, masks, etc., and even has a small museum, which can be rented for family parties.

If you are looking for something original but are short on ideas, this store will be your lifeline. You will find a wide selection of clothing, accessories, books, sweets, souvenirs and much more. With a modern and natural look, the products here are cheerful and colorful. You can wear your new outfit for as long as you like and have that personal touch that makes you so special. The collection changes every season and offers many options, perfect in every detail.

If you're passing by Girona Street, don't hesitate to stop by this store to renew your wardrobe. You'll find coats, dresses, costume jewelry, bags and scarves, perfect for creating a new urban-inspired style. This Spanish brand is known for its color and joy, with amazing collections dedicated to women and their history. The store offers incredible sales! It would be too stupid to miss out...

This is the most awaited store by all soccer fans! This incredible store, located in Camp Nou, offers the official products of the team. This huge and immaculate place offers all kinds of products for the fans, from the clothes worn by the players on the field to balls, jackets, souvenirs, wallets, among others. Advisors will be on hand to help you find whatever you're looking for, and you won't be able to leave without the classic team T-shirt and personalize it with your name.

This housewares store was founded in the 1970s by the family of Rafael Rodríguez, a workshop worker who decided to create his own business, starting with a rather curious product. Indeed, he created a table soccer intended to be used in the living room. The rest is history, as the product range has expanded to cover the needs of homes, offices and outdoor spaces with billiards, ping-pong tables, chairs and other accessories designed to be functional and last over time.

Petclic online pet shop was founded in 2012. It offers food and accessories for all types of pets: dogs, cats, rodents, NACs, fish, birds. The site also features a wealth of advice on pets and how to live with them (behavior, play, hygiene). On the site, a filter allows you to choose products made in France, or best-sellers or new products, special offers... The store is well-stocked and easy to use, with excellent customer service.

Founded in 1979, this family business is a bit of an Ali Baba's cave for all those who wish to dress from head to toe for the Holy Week pasos. All the work is made to measure and handmade. There will be hoods, girdles, tunics as well as many embroideries, braids, coats of arms of brotherhoods. For those who are not directly concerned, it is the occasion to see the realization of a very beautiful craft like tunics in velvet, satin or wool.

This is the temple of Catalan craftsmanship! The brand Empremtes de Catalunya offers products combining local know-how and quality, inspired for the most part by traditional customs and modernism, of course! The store is worth a visit, if only for the originality of the items on display: beautiful scarves with trencadís print, kitchen utensils made of olive wood, jewelry by authors, not to mention the flor de Barcelona collection, the emblematic flower-shaped motif found on the city's cobblestones.

For sophisticated gifts, this jewelry store displays incredible one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by Mediterranean culture. Contemporary designs connect the natural forms of the Balearic Islands with gold, silver, sapphires and more. Enric and Roc Majoral, with their undeniable talent, have dedicated their lives to jewelry design. They present elegant collections that are both magical and natural. Moreover, committed to the respect of the environment and raw materials, they carefully select the materials they need.

This beautiful pet pet is located in the heart of Barcelona, close to Joan Miró Park. There are puppies for sale, living visibly in good conditions. Note a radius of aquariophilie, a radius dedicated to reptiles, a radius with many birds and for all very many accessories and food. A stroke of heart for perfectly original dog toys. In the enclosure there is a grooming service and even a veterinarian! It is common in Spain to see on one site these different benefits for our companions.

It is undoubtedly one of the oldest Spanish guitar factories in Madrid. The Ramirez family has been working on it since 1882. A reference among the many guitar shops-workshops in Calle Mayor and the Opera district. Above all, Ramirez guitars are certainly the most famous Spanish brand in the world for flamenco. For good reason, it was the founder José Ramírez who invented the famous "tablao guitarra". And the shop on Calle Paz is the must-see meeting place for flamenco players in the Spanish capital.

If you have a musketeer or intriguing soul, you will love this store that only sells capes, this clothing so typical of Madrid. Unique in its kind, it elevates the cape to the rank of a work of art. If the prices are high, the fabrics are magnificent and the finishes exemplary. Indeed, the manufacturing workshop is located in the back shop. Capas Seseña, founded in 1901, is known worldwide. From Michael Jackson to the Clinton couple, all the stars who passed through the Spanish capital came to shop there... Not to be missed.

Since the demise of the Gusanito lector in December 2023, this second-hand bookshop is one of the few survivors of the great wave of closures. Spanish speakers will find everything they need here: novels, detective stories, poetry and, of course, mangas and comics (nearly 8,000 in all). And those just learning the language of Cervantes can help themselves by acquiring a collection of Asterix's adventures, in Spanish. And if, by any chance, you'd like to sell a few old books, we're happy to oblige.

No tapas on the horizon, this is a boutique opened in the late 90s by two travelers, mother Gema and daughter Patricia. Initially devoted to furniture, it has gradually evolved into a clothing and accessories boutique (scarves, bags, jewelry...). Ideal for those who want to create a hippy chic look. From their travels in Mali, Senegal, India, Thailand and Morocco, they bring back the fabrics and create the patterns for their garments. The garments can be accompanied by Berber jewelry.