Shopping in Barcelona

Old fashioned bookstore specialized in fine arts, theatre and second hand books. It's a enjoyable place

Barcelona Reykjavik is a eco-friendly bakery. They have two shops in Barcelona, one in Gracia, and the other in Raval. All pans are made by organic ingredients, such as Rye, Kamut, Corn meal, Spelt, Oat, Rice, Carob. They are made and baked during 24 hours.
The clerks themselves are bakers as well, and so are able to give you the recommendation according to your needs.
You will also find healthy indulgence snacks as chocolate magdalenas, oat cookies and cocas. :)

This is a little funny place on the gothic. You always can see a lot of people looking at all their sexy products because the shop do not have door. A new concept that invites you to ask, touch... and laugh.

It's worth go inside :)

Dudua is a shop who support young artists and sell diy craft products. They sell art books & mags, records, t-shirts, accesories, bags, toys, jewelry, fanzines, etc.

Sometimes they make little exhibitions upstairs.

Open from Tuesday to Saturday.
Tue – Fri 4.30pm to 8.30 pm.
Sat 12am to 2pm and 5pm to 9pm.
Closed on Monday and Sunday.

Amazing vintage store.

This market is also known as Mercat de Sant Josep and is placed on the heart of La Rambla. You will get into shock.

You can find fresh products like fruits, vegetables, meat or fish, but also delicatessen and curious products as scorpions candies. Spend your time walking through the market corridors and buy some fresh fruits to continue your visit.

You also find some nice restaurants inside the market.

It's a 'must see' of Barcelona.

Bulgari, Tous, Armand Basi, Carolina Herrera... These are just a few names you can find in Passeig de Gràcia. If you have time (and money), you can spend a day walking up and down Passeig de Gràcia, looking for exclusive and wonderful clothes.

Located in El Raval, really good book selection about design, architecture, contemporary art and town planning.They have also a room destinated to exhibitions and for discussions.

Monday closed.