Madrid has long been considered an excellent place for shopping - which is not surprising, because you can find almost anything here, but from the number of huge shopping centers and small cozy shops just fled. There are several districts in the city where the largest number of shops are concentrated.

Salamanca

The most fashionable of them is Salamanca, this is where one should go to those who are interested in something very expensive and exclusive. On the streets of this district there are boutiques of famous fashion designers and famous fashion houses, jewelry stores with the best decorations of the country, a lot of antique shops and the most chic restaurants in Madrid.

Fuencarrala and Chueca

In the districts of Fuencarral and Chueca Neighborhood in the heart of the city, much less glamorous shine, but a lot of unusual shops selling things very avant-garde, and sometimes extremely bizarre. In addition to shops, there is also a market where films and performances are often shown.

Arguells

Arguells may be of interest first of all to those who want to buy clothes and shoes of famous European brands at a price much lower than in Russia . There are shops of many well-known companies in our country, like Zara, Mango, Stradivarius, Massimo Dutti or Promod

Orense and Aska

Orense and Aska are in the business center of Madrid, and besides the mass of expensive shops there are also three large shopping centers - La Eskina, Fashion Shopping and El Corte Ingles

Sol and Preciados

Regions Sol and Presiados are located in the tourist center of the city, next to the Spanish zero kilometer. Local shops are distinguished by a surprising variety - both in the price level and in the goods sold. Here you can find souvenirs, and household appliances, and wedding salons, and many shops with clothes - all at once on the same street.

Gran Vía

And on the street Gran Vía most expensive shoe and jewelry stores, beautiful a bookshop, several large cinemas and many bars and restaurants

Hours

Most of the shops in the city are open from 10:00 to 20:00, but approximately two to five you will have to move to major shopping centers or do something else, almost all shops will be closed on a siesta. On Saturdays, many Spanish shops are open only in the morning - until 13:30, and on Sundays are completely closed.