DK Travel : Madrid : Shopping

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Loewe

Loewe may not sound Spanish, but is in fact one of Spain’s longest established names – the first Madrid store opened in 1846. Renowned for accessories, especially leather.
L’Habilleur

At l’Habilleur you can pick up last season’s designer clothes at a fraction of the original prices.
Mallorca

This reputable delicatessen chain offers a mouthwatering selection of cheeses, hams, pastries, filled rolls, cakes and ice creams. There’s a small bar if you can’t tear yourself away.
Manuel González Contreras

Good guitars don’t come cheap and there’s usually a long waiting list for a handmade instrument. This workshop may already have what you are looking for (see Manuel González Contreras).
Manuel González Contreras

One of Spain’s most respected guitar workshops was founded in 1882. Clients have ranged from the classical virtuoso Andres Segovia to pop guitarist Mark Knopfler. There’s a small museum of instruments dating back to the 19th century, and it’s fascinating to see the craftsmen at work (see Manuel González Contreras).
Marihuana

This goth’s paradise deals in spiked arm bands, studded belts and leather gear, but is also hot on T-shirts – Superman, Che Guevara, Metallica, Jimi Hendrix, take your pick.
Mercado de Chamartín

Fish and gourmet products.
Mercado de la Cebada

This food market’s origins date back to the 16th century.
Mercado de la Paz

The main attraction of this small market is the cheese stalls.
Mercado de la Paz

Salamanca’s best known food market is hidden away on this side street and is worth tracking down for its Spanish delicacies and a good range of international cheese selections.