DK Travel : Barcelona : Shopping

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Galeria dels Àngels

Emerging and established contemporary artists from home and abroad are shown at this cutting-edge photography, painting and sculpture gallery.
GI Joe Surplus

One of Spain’s few army and navy surplus stores, where you can find bags, backpacks and clothing from the Russian, Israeli and US militaries.
Gina

Cutting-edge designs – verging on punky – are the hallmark of the well-made women’s clothing designed and made by Gina herself. A small and welcoming shop.
Gràcia

Old bookstores, family-run botigues de comestibles (grocery stores) and bohemian shops selling Indian clothing and accessories cluster along Carrer Astúries (and its side streets) and along Travessera de Gràcia. A string of contemporary clothing and shoe shops also lines Gran de Gràcia.
HoLaLa

Rummage for an outfit at this three-floor vintage store, with everything from original silk kimonos to army pants and colourful 1950s bathing suits.
José Rivero

José provides his own original in-house creations for men and women; he also sells crafted accessories, including handbags, by young local designers.
KBB – Kültur Büro Barcelona

Contemporary art and culture by national and international artists is on display. KBB is also used as a platform for interactive projects discussing topical issues.
Kowasa

A specialist photography bookshop with over 7,000 titles, including foreign magazines. The ambience is friendly and intimate and browsing is encouraged.
La Lluna de 2a mà

Pick from a small but select array of used clothes and shoes, which may be anything from patent leather platforms to polka-dot Dr Martens.
La Manual Alpargatera

What do the Pope, Jack Nicholson and legions of Barcelonins have in common? They buy their espadrilles (alpargatas ) here.