1. Diagonal


2. L'Eixample


3. Plaza Cataluña / Gothic Quarter


4. El Born


5. La Rambla / Port Vell

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Diagonal

the Barcelona of business and commerce. This zone is set out in two sections. One running from Plaza Maria Cristina to Plaza Francesc Macià, where tradition and modernity exist side by side, and which is known for its English-style shopping centers And another running from Plaza Francesc Macià to Paseo de Gracia, where all the stores of national and international prestige are located. Also you can find the city's most select shops in Plaza Francesc Macià and around the newly renovated and stunningly beautiful Turó Park.

L'Eixample

Modernist Barcelona. There can be no doubt that this is one of the city's best known areas, and today comprises its most unique business and shopping areas. Located around Paseo de Gràcia and Rambla de Cataluña, it brings together all kinds of shops which make walking an ever more pleasurable experience, and is a blend of architecture, culture and services geared to the consumer.

Plaza Cataluña / Gothic Quarter

, the Barcelona district with the most history. Here we find traditional shops and culture brought together in a harmonious blend. Shopping in this neighborhood is mixed with the delight of street performers in the gothic setting. By the Cathedral there is a cluster of antique and art shops, where visitors can lose all notion of time for a moment.

El Born

Certainly one of the trendiest shopping areas, with up-and-coming designer shops selling everything from the funkiest of clothing to wierd & wonderful household artifacts. Coupled with its many cafes & bars. El Born is a must for window shoppers and label junkies alike.

La Rambla / Port Vell

. By the water's edge we find a major shopping and leisure complex - Maremàgnum - and, nearby, at the foot of the Columbus Monument, begins La Rambla: Barcelona's busiest and most colorful thoroughfare. Its newspapers kiosks, bird stalls and flower sellers, together with the traditional shops, ensure that the entire route is a lively, entertaining and enjoyable experience. Don't miss the Boqueria Market, the city's main market which sells a dazzling array of fresh produce.
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1. Barcelona Glories


2. Diagonal 208, Metro Glories . Open Shops 10am-10pm Mon-Sat.


3. El Corte Inglés


4. La Maquinista


5. Diagonal Mar


6. Maremàgnum


7. Moll d’Espanya, Port Vell . Metro Drassanes.

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Barcelona Glories

Diagonal 208, Metro Glories . Open Shops 10am-10pm Mon-Sat.

When this giant commercial center opened in 1995 it did much to revitalize a rather barren part of Barcelona. As well as offices, it houses 230 well-known shops, 3,500 parking spaces, a multiplex cinema (films are mostly dubbed into Spanish), bars and restaurants. It’s also great for kids: there are pathways decorated with laser-triggered jets of colored water that stop temporarily for passers by, there’s plenty of park space, play areas and entertainment such as bouncy castles and trampolines.
http://www.lesglories.com/eng/index.htm
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Bulevard Rosa
Paseo de Gracia 55, Eixample . Metro Passeig de Gràcia. Open 10.30am-8.30pm Mon-Sat.
In case of rain, Bulevard Rosa is one of Barcelona's chi-chi uptown indoor arcade of mostly clothes boutiques and some larger chains including 100 shops.
http://www.bulevardrosa.com/english/index.htm
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El Corte Inglés

Plaza Catalunya 14, Eixample . Metro Plaza Catalunya. Open 10am-10pm Mon-Sat.
Since its birth in 1940, this retail giant has methodically conquered the competition to become the only real department store in Spain. Its services cover everything you might expect, from watch-mending to beauty treatments and cashing travelers’ cheques. The branch in Plaza Catalunya floors of fashion and home decor, plus a good supermarket in the basement and a seventh-floor café with fabulous views, while the branch on Portal de L’Angel has six floors of music, electronics, mobile phone services, books, and sporting goods. If that’s still not enough, there are two more located on Diagonal.
El Corte Inglés Avda Diagonal 471-3; Avda Diagonal 617-9; Portal de l’Angel 19.
http://www.elcorteingles.es/general/
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L’Illa
Diagonal 545-557, Eixample . Metro Maria Cristina.
Open 10am-9.30pm Mon-Sat. Supermarkets 9.30am-9.30pm Mon-Sat.
This gleaming white huge block is the home to over 100 big-name shops including FNAC and Decathlon, a food market on the ground floor, restaurants, a Caprabo hypermarket, and 6,000 sq m of green park.
http://www.lilla.com/eng/home.php
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La Maquinista

Passeig de Potosí, Sant Andreu. Metro Sant Andreu or Torras i Bages. Open 10am-10pm Mon-Sat.
La Maquinista is Catalonia’s largest and newest mall. The three levels of this open-air complex house 225 shops, ranging from top-rung designers (Adolfo Domguez) to ready-to-wear fashions (Benetton, H&M). There’s also a cinema, a bowling alley and a Carrefour hypermarket.
http://www.lamaquinista.com/
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Diagonal Mar

Diagonal Mar Centre, Metros Selva de Mar and Besos Mar. Open 10am-10pm Mon-Sat.
This huge mall is located where Diagonal avenue ends, close to the waterfront, is the newest and most modern commercial centre in Barcelona, situated in an area that in a very short time will become the neighbourhood that has more services and facilities in town, as it is the Forum Barcelona 2004 area. The mall has more than 250 stores, cinemas, game spaces for children and a big esplanade with views to the sea.
http://www.diagonalmar.com/html_eng/centre/home_centre.asp

Maremàgnum

Moll d’Espanya, Port Vell . Metro Drassanes.

Open 11am-11pm daily. Keep going after La Rambla, cross over the undulating wooden bridge, and you’ll eventually end up in this floating full stop. In 1995, the Maremàgnum complex was a novelty, and its shops, discos, bars, restaurants and rooftop mini golf course were the places to hang out. As is the way of things, people moved on, and now it can be rather empty except when families come on Sundays to visit the cinemas or the aquarium.
http://www.maremagnum.es/home.html
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