DK Travel : Barcelona : Shopping

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Camiseria Pons

One of the oldest shops in the area, this men’s specialist shop sells shirts, shirts and more shirts by top Spanish and international designers, including Ralph Lauren.
Carrer Portaferrissa

From zebra platform shoes to bellybutton rings and pastel baby T-shirts, this street’s other name could well be Carrer “Trendy”. Along this strip you’ll find El Mercadillo (Shops: Gifts, Garments & Goodies) minimall, crammed with hip little shops selling spiked belts, frameless sunglasses, surf wear and the like. Just off this street is Galeries Maldà, Barcelona’s first shopping gallery, with a range of shops and a cinema showing original version classics (Top 10 Versi Original Cinemas).
Casa Colomina

Sink your teeth into torró , the Spanish nougat-and-almond speciality. Casa Colomina, established in 1908, offers a tantalizing array.
Cereria Subirà

Founded in 1761, this is Barcelona’s oldest shop. Today you’ll find it crammed with every kind of candle imaginable.
Cotthem Gallery

This long-established gallery exhibits one of the finest line-ups of international contemporary artists in Barcelona.
D Barcelona

An eclectic range of gadgets and gifts in a shop that doubles as an exhibition space for upand-coming designers and more established artists.
Discos Edison’s

This record shop has been attracting eclectic music hounds since 1979 with a fantastic vinyl collection, including Catalan folk, Broadway tunes and Spanish pop.
Discos Tesla

This tiny, but well-stocked, record and CD store focuses on alternative music from decades past. It is the kind of place where you can hum a few lines of a song and the owner will track it down.
Dos i Una

A designer gift shop with a steel-tiled floor and a psychedelic colour scheme. Concentrates on selling “made in Barcelona” items, which make for unusual souvenirs.
Ego

One of the more avant-garde galleries on the circuit, this small venue shows contemporary artists working in all media.