Calle de Serrano
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Madrid’s smartest shopping street runs through the heart of the Salamanca district. Here, top Spanish designer names such as Adolfo Domínguez, Purificación García and Roberto Verino, rub shoulders with Armani, Gucci, Yves St-Laurent and Cartier. Even if you’re not especially interested in fashion, there’s plenty to amuse you. Madrid’s best-known department store, El Corte Inglés, has branches at Nos. 47 and 52, Crisol (No. 24) is good for art books, while VIPS Viajes (No. 39) specializes in travel. If you’re looking for gifts, Papelería Saab (No. 20) has a good selection. For a bite to eat, try Serrano 50 which has a menú del día as well as tapas .
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