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Shopping in Madrid

Discover the best areas for shopping in Madrid and take home the clothes and accessories you like best during your stay in the capital.

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SHOPPING IN MADRID

Cradle of fashion and trends with something for all tastes

Madrid is known for its lively nightlife, its exciting history and its art. However, it is also a top destination for travelers seeking an incredible shopping experience. With luxurious boutiques, traditional markets and vintage shops, the capital always has something for every type of shopper.

There are also magnificent markets in Madrid with a mixture of culture, traditions and entertainment, where you can buy antiques, books, vinyls, second-hand clothes and even hand-made products. El Rastro is one of the most famous and most popular destinations, especially on Sunday morning. But there are also others, such as the Motor Market and Producer’s Market in the Matadero, that you can also visit and discover local crafts and products.

Shop in Madrid in trendy places with the best atmosphere

Madrid offers an unbeatable shopping experience on its most iconic streets, such as the Gran Vía, Serrano Street in the exclusive Salamanca district or Fuencarral and Preciados streets near Puerta del Sol. Discover how every street provides a unique experience, reflecting the diversity and style of the Spanish capital.

Plan your visit: many markets and shops have special opening hours, so make sure you check them before you go. Haggling is part of the market experience, but always with respect and with no expectations of huge discounts. Visit the centuries-old shops that are not only shops, they are also part of Madrid’s cultural heritage. Haberdasheries, boats, bookstores... these are a journey through the city’s commercial past.

What are the most iconic streets for shopping in Madrid?

The Gran Vía is an icon in itself, not only due to its architecture and theatres, but also for being a refuge for major fashion brands. A walk down this lively street allows you to immerse yourself in the constant flow of locals and tourists looking for the latest trends. Nearby, the streets of Preciados and Fuencarral provide great shops for all tastes and most budget, allowing you to choose from a wide range of options: souvenirs, accessories, clothing, toys, beauty products... Specialist stores and Spanish designer boutiques which you will definitely want to visit. And don’t forget to stop at the Puerta del Sol to admire some of the most iconic and historical shops in the city. The Pontejos haberdasheries, the Mier or Maty Umbrella Factory specializing in flamenco dresses.

A fabulous tour to learn more about the authentic crafts used by our grandparents. The district of Malasaña is known for its bohemian and alternative vibe and also offers a great selection of vintage and retro shops where every garment tells its own story. Finally, we must also visit the Golden Mile in the Salamanca district and including streets such as Serrano, Velázquez, Ortega y Gasset or Jorge Juan. Luxury brands and haute couture designers come together to offer a truly exclusive shopping experience. Luxury, tradition, trend or price... Madrid offers a shopping experience that will please both bargain hunts and fans of luxury and fashion. This guide will ensure your next shopping adventure in Madrid will be as exciting and satisfying as the city itself.

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The best shopping areas for a weekend in Madrid

For people who have little time, Madrid has a choice of shopping areas that allow you to discover so many things to do in a single weekend. Puerta del Sol in the heart of the city and its surroundings are ideal for visitors who love to take home local souvenirs. The Chueca district is famous for its inclusive and modern atmosphere and is perfect for finding fashion boutiques, independent designers and artisan products.

The Azca and Castellana areas combine shopping with large open spaces and stunning architecture, as well as exclusive and trendy brands. and El Rastro, the famous and iconic Madrid open-air market held every Sunday and a great place for lovers of antiques, books, records, cards and all the kinds of curiosities you could imagine.

Where to find vintage and retro fashion stores in Madrid?

Vintage and retro fashion has its own temples in Madrid. In Madrid, you can find vintage and retro shops in places like El Rastro, the famous open-air market. There is also Vintalogy, the largest vintage store in Europe on Atocha Street, and Magpie Vintage in Malasaña, both offering a wide variety of unique and quality garments.

Malasaña and Tribunal are districts that have managed to conserve and promote second-hand shops full of clothes from other eras. Every purchase is a journey back in time. On Velarde Street, retro lovers can find everything from T-shirts of 1980s bands to pin-up style dresses that seem like they have come out of a vintage catalogue. Stores such as La Mona Checa also offer a carefully curated selection of clothes and accessories that have become treasures for retro fans.

Full guide to shopping centers in Madrid

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In addition to the streets and neighbourhoods, Madrid also has some shopping malls that are hubs for shopping and leisure travellers. El Corte Inglés, for example, is popular not only for its variety of products, but also for its food and culture. Another of the best shopping malls is La Vaguada in the north of Madrid, a great place for families looking for a great choice of shopping and entertainment options.

If you prefer something more modern and architecturally interesting, in addition to not leaving the city, there is the Plaza Rio 2 Shopping Center and Príncipe Pío Shopping Centre, both combining fashion stores and outdoor leisure spaces management. And if you still want to do more shopping in the city, visit Las Rozas and enjoy the Rozas Village, a luxury outdoor outlet that gives you the chance to find top brands at incredible prices.

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De Virginia Menacho

Journalist specialized in travel. She studied at the Complutense University of Madrid and since she finished her studies she has dedicated herself to travel and to enjoy one of her great passions, walking on the beach.