DK Travel : Madrid : Shopping

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El Gourmet de Cuchilleros

This delicatessen, on the famous street off Plaza Mayor, showcases local produce from Spanish regions – tinned seafood, hams, sausages, wines and cheeses.
El Jardín de Serrano

One of Madrid’s most exclusive shopping malls. It has the top names in fashion, accessories and jewellery as well as a branch of the Mallorca cafeteria and delicatessen chain.
El Obrador del Café de Oriente

If you’re planning a picnic in the Sabatini Gardens or further afield, the delicatessen of the Café del Oriente has everything you need, from fresh bread and filled rolls to cheeses, cooked meats and cakes.
El Palacio de los Quesos

The “Palace of Cheeses” is a tiny emporium specializing in wines as well as Spanish and imported cheeses.
El Rastro

Madrid’s famous flea market takes place every Sunday morning – unmissable (see El Rastro).
El Riojano

Founded in 1855, this attractive old-style pastelería caters for the Spanish royal family, no less. Shop here for seasonal Madrid specialities such as tocino de cielo (see Top 10 Celebratory Cakes).
El Transformista

Delve into this Aladdin’s cave for antique and second-hand furniture – everything from old mirrors and table lamps to painted plates and plastic chairs.
Elena Benarroch

Located in Madrid’s most exclusive shopping street, this enormous store specializes in furs. If fur doesn’t appeal, Benarroch also retails Jil Sander fashions and hats by Philip Treacy.
Equipos de Football

As the name suggests, this outlet caters for the soccer fan, with a strong bias towards local favourites, Real Madrid. Sells scarves, balls, calendars, clocks and other promotional items.
Excrupulus Net

Stylish shoes, boots and other fashion accessories for both men and women by top Catalan designer Muxart.