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Spanish Fashion La Esquina de los Austrias Lhardy Parador de Chinchón Parador de Alcalá de Henares Chueca & Fuencarral: LGBTI-friendly areas with places for leisure and recreation respectful of the diversity of today’s society where alternative fashion is the protago- nist. Malasaña & Triball: The triangle formed by Gran Vía, Fuencarral and Corredera Baja de San Pablo, constitutes a new shopping, gastronomy and culture area, with young designers predominating. Salesas: This area is home to exclusive brands with a very personalised service. Around the Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor most centenary shops are concentrated, crafts, gifts, hats, fans, porcelains, religious articles, luthiers, espadrilles, ceramics, flamenco articles... El Rastro: A popular market typical of Madrid where the mornings of Sundays and holidays offers second-hand products, antiques, collectibles, decoration and the most improbable things. Gran Vía, Carmen and Preciados: It is the most popular shopping area among tourists where all kinds of shops are located. Galería Canalejas: an exclusive shopping, hotel and residential space in the heart of the capital, including the Hotel Four Seasons, the chain’s first in Spain. An exclusive shopping mall in tune with Europe’s most cutting-edge trends, and a gourmet space designed to offer a top-class dining experience. The so-called Barrio de las Letras is a bohemian neighborhood of Spanish Golden Age, where one of the most illustrious writers like Cervantes, Quevedo or Lope de Vega used to live. Nowadays this is a great area of leisure, restaurants and alternative shopping. Here you can find vintage stores, antique shops, art galleries, silver and decoration stores, musical instruments and bookshops and a very nice pedestrian area. Visit artisan workshops in the most authentic parts of Madrid: artisan shoes and tailoring, leatherwork, ceramics and painted silk fashion accessories. Serrano and José Ortega y Gasset: It is the axis of the most exclusive shopping in Madrid; from Puerta de Alcalá to Plaza del Marqués de Salamanca, you can perceive the luxury, design and glamour of national and international fashion where the most prestigious brands have their boutiques. Claudio Coello, Lagasca, Jorge Juan, Ayala, Hermosilla... are the showcases of our designers; most of them have located their points of sale here. Shoes, accessories, home and decoration articles, children’s clothing, art galleries and antique shops, small shops with exquisite treatment. Shopping malls: ABC de Serrano, located in a historic building. El Corte Inglés, stores where you can buy clothes, accessories and household objects. The main artery of the Argüelles district is Princesa street. Students of the nearby Ciudad Universitaria frequent these streets. It is a bustling commercial area, especia- lly at the intersection with Alberto Aguilera Street where some young fashion brands have located their flagships and internationally recognized Spanish brands blend with traditional shops and department stores. Between purchases, you can enjoy a delicious ice cream made with the best ingredients in a shop opened since 1950 or have your hair cut in a barbershop opened in 1925 which still maintains its original furniture. The heart of Madrid’s business is located in AZCA, a commercial space between the streets of Orense, Av. del General Perón, Raimundo Fernández Villaverde and Paseo de la Castellana. This area is home to the largest and most eco-friendly ZARA store in the world and one of the largest and most modern El Corte Inglés stores, as well as national and international chain stores such as Mango and H&M. The neighbour- hood’s commercial offer is complemented by a wide range of restaurants, cafés and an attractive nightlife offer. Shopping in... 7 Shopping Routes, 7 Stars 7 Shopping Routes, 7 Stars Gastronomy Hotels Spanish designers have been surprising the world of high fashion for decades with their talent and a whole new approach to design. Without forgetting that Spanish culture inspires the collections of many fashion giants. Remember that in Madrid you have a chance to visit some showrooms and ateliers of prestigious designers. You have definitely made a good choice for your trip: Spain is in fashion! Markets of Madrid provide their visitors with an excellent combination of place for traditional daily shopping and modern meeting point, where you can take part in different activities, events or just have a drink with friends. The gastronomic possibilities of the region of Madrid are as numerous as varied. Lovers of good cuisine will find here a wide range of flavors. Numerous and distributed throughout the region, top the list the renowned David Muñoz with the 3 stars of DiverXO. Also have their position in the gastronomic firmament great chefs of the stature of Mario Sandoval, Paco Roncero or Ramon Freixa. To rest the body and soul, the region offers luxury hotels to suit all tastes. Each one has its own personality and provides unique experiences which will make your stay in Madrid unforgettable, be it downtown, in the centenarian Gran Vía, the Plaza de España or in the Barrio de Salamanca, or in one of the beautiful enclaves declared by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites, if you prefer to get away from the crowds. In Madrid. Iconic grand hotels, like the Ritz and the Palace, the recently renovated Villa Magna, new hotels managed by some of the main hotel chains of the world, like the Silken Puerta de América, winner of three Pritzker architecture prizes, or the Eurostars Madrid Tower with impressive panoramic views above the city. Other possibilities are of course the exclusive boutique hotels located in historic buildings such as the Santo Mauro, the NH Palacio de Tepa or the Gran Meliá Palacio de los Duques, offering an avant-garde touch to the traditional luxury service. In Plaza de España two new 5-star design hotels, the Barceló Torre de Madrid in one of the most emblematic skyscrapers of the city and the VP Plaza de España. Hotels managed by international chains such as Hyatt, Four Seasons, Riu and Starwood Marriott, revolutionizing the face of the city. Would you like to know what the commerce of Madrid looked like a century ago? The centenary shops offer you the opportunity to make this unique journey into the past and learn the history and essence of Madrid trade. Discover the stores specialized in clothes, accessories, decoration, gifts, espadrilles, rope work, house wear, musical instruments... Enjoy buying a souvenir for a friend or loved one. In the Community of Madrid you can find specialized establishments in ceramics, leather, embroideries, fans, blankets and countless decorative items, vintage stores in Malasaña, Lavapiés and Latina and art galleries that show the creations of contemporary culture located mainly in the neighborhoods of Salamanca, Salesas, Las Letras and Lavapiés. The best recommendations among the excellent products of the Madrid pantry: asparagus and strawberries from Aranjuez, wines with D.O. Vinos de Madrid, farm cheeses and craft beers, and pastry and traditional mountain cuisine, especially the meats with the protected geogra- phical designation of Sierra de Guadarrama. In all neighborhoods you will find traditional taverns, gastrobars, and bistros where you can practice one of the traditions that never go out of style: el tapeo. The best of Madrid cuisine in a small format all day long. These are renovated traditional markets in which you can taste some delicious tapas accompanied by a good wine and also buy excellent gourmet products. All international brands have chosen the streets of Madrid, especially those in the surroundings of José Ortega y Gasset, to showcase their collections. Going luxury shopping in Madrid has a number of irresistible advantages: Madrid offers you better prices than other capital cities of the world. Also in Spain you have better conditions to make a tax refund, so you will be agreeably surprised with the final cost of your purchases. Enjoy an authentic luxury experience with all the attention you may need from the store staff, who will also attend to you in your own language. Adolfo Domínguez Agatha Ruiz de la Prada Alfredo Villalba Amaya Arzuaga Ángel Schlesser Cristóbal Balenciaga Del Pozo Felipe VarelaFrancis Lorenzo Caprile Modesto Lomba Montesinos Hannibal Laguna Juanjo Oliva Miguel Palacio Pedro del Hierro Purificación García Roberto Torreta Roberto Verino Spain is considered one of the best places on earth to buy shoes and accessories made of natural leather and fur of extraor- dinary quality and at very attractive prices. To buy shoes in Madrid one can go to a multi-brand store with a varied selection of classic shoes, specialized classical shoemakers shops or the boutiques of prestigious Spanish and international brands. In case of Spanish brands, they are inevitably influenced by the craft traditions of the country. As a result all their leather bags and silk scarves with all kinds of prints are true works of art. The jewelry tradition in Spain dates back to the Middle Ages and has always stood out for its outstanding quality and a great artisanal component. Madrid stores hide some real gems of perfumery and cosmetics products for face and body. The great majority is produced with natural ingredients and oils, where one of the main characters is, without any doubt, Spanish olive oil of exceptional quality. Discover Spanish brands and multibrand stores and learn the secrets of the Medite- rranean youth. Many of these stores and spas centers will offer you special treatments to relieve fatigue after an intense shopping day. We also recommend visiting local perfume stores to find some amazing deals and unique fragrances of Spanish brands. And to finish the day, the stylists and hairdressers of Madrid are waiting for you to get your hair done and find your perfect makeup. Ready to go out? Accessories and Jewelry Acosta Aimée Aita Alma en Pena Antonio Parriego Bravo Java Calzados Bravo Camper Carmina Shoemaker Cartujano Castañer Chama Navarro Farrutx Fosco Geox Glent Heelstique If Shoes Loewe Lottusse Lurueña Magrit Malababa Manolo Blahnik Mascaró Misako Patricia de Lara Patricia Rosales Pedro García Pikolinos Pretty Ballerinas Salvador Bachiller Aldao Joyerías Ansorena Aristocrazy Cabranes Joyeros Carrera y Carrera Chaumet Chocrón Joyeros Durán Joyeros Elena C Folgueras German Joyero Grassy IWC Schaffhausen Joyería Yanes Joyería Pérez L'Ermitage Joyería Montejo Joyeros Nicol’s Pepe Alba Perodri Rabat Suárez Tous Unión Suiza Uno de 50 Zenana JEWELRY & WATCHES SHOES & ACCESSORIES SPANISH DESIGNERS Centenary Shops Markets & Gourmet Michelin Stars Madrid capital Madrid Region Centennial Restaurants Gourmet Markets Gifts, Vintage & Art Cala Millor Mercado de Barceló Mercado de Chamartín Mercado de Chamberí Mercado de La Cebada Mercado de la Paz Mercado de Maravillas Gold Gourmet Gourmet Experience Harina La Chinata Le Pain Quotidien Mallorca Mamá Framboise Manacor Mantequerías Bravo Moulin Chocolat Oh! Delicatessen Ramest MARKETS & GOURMET STORES Cafés La Mexicana Mantequería Madrueño La Violeta La Pajarita San Gines Casa Mira La Duquesita La Mallorquina Antigua Pastelería del Pozo El Riojano Viena Capellanes Almacén de Pontejos Antigua Casa Talavera Antigua Relojería Casa de Diego El Jardín del Ángel Guitarras Ramirez Hazen La Nueva Parisien Otero Rejillería López Capas Seseña Casa Yustas Camisería Burgos El Kince de Cuchilleros La Favorita La Gloria Casa Vega Calzados Lobo La Moda La Camerana CENTENARY SHOPS • FOODS • GIFTS • FASHION Alcocer Anticuarios Almoneda Fernando Guillén Antigüedades Serrano Barcena Joyas Cotanda Entredós Antigüedades Gonzalo Zazo Le Comptoir Madrid Mandalay Tailak Vintage 4P Álvaro Alcázar Casado Santapau Fernández Braso Guillermo de Osma Inés Barrenechea Michel Soskine Nieves Fernández Parra & Romero Elvira González Juana de Aizpuru Marlborough Heinrich Ehrhardt Travesía Cuatro Elba Benítez Casa sin fin Espacio Mínimo F2 Galería Helga de Alvear Maisterravalbuena Moisés Pérez de Albéniz Nogueras Blanchard Leandro Navarro ANTIQUES & VINTAGE ART GALERIES Tapas at any time A gastronomic getaway Cortezo Yatai Market El Huerto de Lucas Food Market Barceló Mercado de San Antón Mercado de San Ildefonso Mercado de San Miguel Mercado de Moncloa Organic Market & Food Platea Madrid MARKETS • GASTRONOMIC SPACES Bodega de la Ardosa Botín Café Gijón CENTENNIAL RESTAURANTS AND TAVERNS IN MADRID Malacatín Posada de la Villa Taberna Antonio Sánchez Casa Pedro La Casa del Abuelo Lhardy Casa Alberto Casa Ciriaco Casa Labra A´Barra Álbora Cebo Clos Madrid Coque Corral de la Morería Chirón DiverXO DSTAgE El Club Allard El Invernadero Gaytán Gofio Kabuki Kabuki Wellington La Candela Restó La Tasquería La Terraza del Casino Lúa Madrid Santceloni Montia Punto MX Ramón Freixa Yugo The Bunker 99 KO Sushi Bar RESTAURANTS * Michelin Stars To taste the best of the old kitchen: Casa Botín (from 1725), the oldest restaurant in the world, Posada de la Villa (1692), Casa Lhardy (1839) or Malacatín (1830), Lhardy among others. SHOPPING GUIDE MADRID A 7 STAR DESTINATION MORE INFORMATION ON THE WEBSITE: DOWNLOAD THE APP: MADRID-SHOPS.COM/EN MADRID SHOPPING EXPERIENCE AND TAX FRE DiverXO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Salamanca - Retiro Salamanca - Retiro Argüelles Argüelles AZCA AZCA Beauty International Brands In the region, you will find quaint and refined rural lodgings where the smallest detail is taken care of in addition to charming hotels such as the Paradores de Alcalá de Henares and Chinchón. Lhardy La Esquina de los Austrias Chueca Malasaña & Salesas Chueca Malasaña & Salesas Barrio de las Letras Barrio de las Letras Historical center Historical center INFORMATION SHOPPING AGENDA 15 Carrier 4:02 PM ACTIVITIES

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SpanishFashion

La Esquina de los Austrias

Lhardy

Parador de Chinchón

Parador de Alcalá de Henares

Chueca & Fuencarral: LGBTI-friendly areas with places for leisure and recreation respectful of the diversity of today’s society where alternative fashion is the protago-nist. Malasaña & Triball: The triangle formed by Gran Vía, Fuencarral and Corredera Baja de San Pablo, constitutes a new shopping, gastronomy and culture area, with young designers predominating. Salesas: This area is home to exclusive brands with a very personalised service.

Around the Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor most centenary shops are concentrated, crafts, gifts, hats, fans, porcelains, religious articles, luthiers, espadrilles, ceramics, flamenco articles... El Rastro: A popular market typical of Madrid where the mornings of Sundays and holidays offers second-hand products, antiques, collectibles, decoration and the most improbable things. Gran Vía, Carmen and Preciados: It is the most popular shopping area among tourists where all kinds of shops are located. Galería Canalejas: an exclusive shopping, hotel and residential space in the heart of the capital, including the Hotel Four Seasons, the chain’s first in Spain. An exclusive shopping mall in tune with Europe’s most cutting-edge trends, and a gourmet space designed to offer a top-class dining experience.

The so-called Barrio de las Letras is a bohemian neighborhood of Spanish Golden Age, where one of the most illustrious writers like Cervantes, Quevedo or Lope de Vega used to live. Nowadays this is a great area of leisure, restaurants and alternative shopping. Here you can find vintage stores, antique shops, art galleries, silver and decoration stores, musical instruments and bookshops and a very nice pedestrian area. Visit artisan workshops in the most authentic parts of Madrid: artisan shoes and tailoring, leatherwork, ceramics and painted silk fashion accessories.

Serrano and José Ortega y Gasset: It is the axis of the most exclusive shopping in Madrid; from Puerta de Alcalá to Plaza del Marqués de Salamanca, you can perceive the luxury, design and glamour of national and international fashion where the most prestigious brands have their boutiques. Claudio Coello, Lagasca, Jorge Juan, Ayala, Hermosilla... are the showcases of our designers; most of them have located their points of sale here. Shoes, accessories, home and decoration articles, children’s clothing, art galleries and antique shops, small shops with exquisite treatment. Shopping malls: ABC de Serrano, located in a historic building. El Corte Inglés, stores where you can buy clothes, accessories and household objects.

The main artery of the Argüelles district is Princesa street. Students of the nearby Ciudad Universitaria frequent these streets. It is a bustling commercial area, especia-lly at the intersection with Alberto Aguilera Street where some young fashion brands have located their flagships and internationally recognized Spanish brands blend with traditional shops and department stores. Between purchases, you can enjoy a delicious ice cream made with the best ingredients in a shop opened since 1950 or have your hair cut in a barbershop opened in 1925 which still maintains its original furniture.

The heart of Madrid’s business is located in AZCA, a commercial space between the streets of Orense, Av. del General Perón, Raimundo Fernández Villaverde and Paseo de la Castellana. This area is home to the largest and most eco-friendly ZARA store in the world and one of the largest and most modern El Corte Inglés stores, as well as national and international chain stores such as Mango and H&M. The neighbour-hood’s commercial offer is complemented by a wide range of restaurants, cafés and an attractive nightlife offer.

Shopping in... 7 Shopping Routes,7 Stars

7 Shopping Routes,7 Stars

Gastronomy Hotels

Spanish designers have been surprising the world of high fashion for decades with their talent and a whole new approach to design. Without forgetting that Spanish culture inspires the collections of many fashion giants. Remember that in Madrid you have a chance to visit some showrooms and ateliers of prestigious designers. You have definitely made a good choice for your trip:

Spain is in fashion!Markets of Madrid provide their visitors with an excellent combination of place for traditional daily shopping and modern meeting point, where you can take part in different activities, events or just have a drink with friends.

The gastronomic possibilities of the region of Madrid are asnumerous as varied. Lovers of good cuisine will find here a widerange of flavors.

Numerous and distributed throughout the region, top the list the renowned David Muñoz with the 3 stars of DiverXO. Also have their position in the gastronomic firmament great chefs of the stature of Mario Sandoval, Paco Roncero or Ramon Freixa.

To rest the body and soul, the region offers luxury hotels to suit all tastes. Each one has its own personality and provides unique experiences which will make your stay in Madrid unforgettable, be it downtown, in the centenarian Gran Vía, the Plaza de España or in the Barrio de Salamanca, or in one of the beautiful enclaves declared by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites, if you prefer to get away from the crowds.

In Madrid. Iconic grand hotels, like the Ritz and the Palace, the recently renovated Villa Magna, new hotels managed by some of the main hotel chains of the world, like the Silken Puerta de América, winner of three Pritzker architecture prizes, or the Eurostars Madrid Tower with impressive panoramic views above the city. Other possibilities are of course the exclusive boutique hotels located in historic buildings such as the Santo Mauro, the NH Palacio de Tepa or the Gran Meliá Palacio de los Duques, offering an avant-garde touch to the traditional luxury service.

In Plaza de España two new 5-star design hotels, the Barceló Torre de Madrid in one of the most emblematic skyscrapers of the city and the VP Plaza de España. Hotels managed by international chains such as Hyatt, Four Seasons, Riu and Starwood Marriott, revolutionizing the face of the city.

Would you like to know what the commerce of Madrid looked like a century ago? The centenary shops offer you the opportunity to make this unique journey into the past and learn the history and essence of Madrid trade. Discover the stores specialized in clothes, accessories, decoration, gifts, espadrilles, rope work, house wear, musical instruments...

Enjoy buying a souvenir for a friend or loved one. In the Community of Madrid you can find specialized establishments in ceramics, leather, embroideries, fans, blankets and countless decorative items, vintage stores in Malasaña, Lavapiés and Latina and art galleries that show the creations of contemporary culture located mainly in the neighborhoods of Salamanca, Salesas, Las Letras and Lavapiés.

The best recommendations among the excellent products of the Madrid pantry: asparagus and strawberries from Aranjuez, wines with D.O. Vinos de Madrid, farm cheeses and craft beers, and pastry and traditional mountain cuisine, especially the meats with the protected geogra-phical designation of Sierra de Guadarrama.

In all neighborhoods you will find traditional taverns, gastrobars, and bistros where you can practice one of the traditions that never go out of style: el tapeo. The best of Madrid cuisine in a small format all day long.

These are renovated traditional markets in which you can taste some delicious tapas accompanied by a good wine and also buy excellent gourmet products.

All international brands have chosen the streets of Madrid, especially those in the surroundings of José Ortega y Gasset, to showcase their collections. Going luxury shopping in Madrid has a number of irresistible advantages: Madrid offers you better prices than other capital cities of the world. Also in Spain you have better conditions to make a tax refund, so you will be agreeably surprised with the final cost of your purchases. Enjoy an authentic luxury experience with all the attention you may need from the store staff, who will also attend to you in your own language.

Adolfo DomínguezAgatha Ruiz de la PradaAlfredo VillalbaAmaya ArzuagaÁngel SchlesserCristóbal Balenciaga

Del PozoFelipe VarelaFrancis Lorenzo CaprileModesto LombaMontesinosHannibal Laguna

Juanjo OlivaMiguel PalacioPedro del HierroPurificación GarcíaRoberto TorretaRoberto Verino

Spain is considered one of the best places on earth to buy shoes and accessories made of natural leather and fur of extraor-

dinary quality and at very attractive prices. To buy shoes in Madrid one can go to a multi-brand store with a varied selection of classic shoes, specialized classical shoemakers shops or the boutiques of prestigious Spanish and international brands. In case of Spanish brands, they are inevitably influenced by the craft traditions of the country. As a result all their leather bags and silk scarves with all kinds of prints are true works of art. The jewelry tradition in Spain dates back to the Middle Ages and has always stood out for its outstanding quality and a great artisanal component.

Madrid stores hide some real gems of perfumery and cosmetics products for face and body. The great majority is produced with natural ingredients and oils, where one of the main characters is, without any doubt, Spanish olive oil of exceptional quality. Discover Spanish brands and multibrand stores and learn the secrets of the Medite-rranean youth. Many of these stores and spas centers will offer you special treatments to relieve fatigue after an intense shopping day. We also recommend visiting local perfume stores to find some amazing deals and unique fragrances of Spanish brands. And to finish the day, the stylists and hairdressers of Madrid are waiting for you to get your hair done and find your perfect makeup. Ready to go out?

Accessories andJewelry

AcostaAiméeAitaAlma en PenaAntonio ParriegoBravo JavaCalzados BravoCamper

Carmina ShoemakerCartujanoCastañerChama NavarroFarrutxFoscoGeoxGlent

HeelstiqueIf ShoesLoeweLottusseLurueñaMagritMalababaManolo Blahnik

MascaróMisakoPatricia de LaraPatricia RosalesPedro GarcíaPikolinosPretty BallerinasSalvador Bachiller

Aldao JoyeríasAnsorenaAristocrazyCabranes JoyerosCarrera y CarreraChaumetChocrón Joyeros

Durán JoyerosElena CFolguerasGerman JoyeroGrassyIWC SchaffhausenJoyería Yanes

Joyería PérezL'Ermitage JoyeríaMontejo JoyerosNicol’sPepe AlbaPerodriRabat

SuárezTousUnión SuizaUno de 50Zenana

JEWELRY & WATCHES

SHOES & ACCESSORIES

SPANISH DESIGNERS

Centenary Shops

Markets & Gourmet Michelin Stars Madrid capital

Madrid Region

Centennial Restaurants

Gourmet Markets

Gifts, Vintage & Art

Cala MillorMercado de BarcelóMercado de ChamartínMercado de ChamberíMercado de La CebadaMercado de la PazMercado de Maravillas

Gold GourmetGourmet ExperienceHarinaLa ChinataLe Pain QuotidienMallorcaMamá Framboise

ManacorMantequerías BravoMoulin ChocolatOh! DelicatessenRamest

MARKETS & GOURMET STORES

Cafés La MexicanaMantequería MadrueñoLa VioletaLa PajaritaSan GinesCasa MiraLa DuquesitaLa MallorquinaAntigua Pastelería del Pozo

El RiojanoViena CapellanesAlmacén de PontejosAntigua Casa TalaveraAntigua RelojeríaCasa de DiegoEl Jardín del ÁngelGuitarras RamirezHazenLa Nueva ParisienOtero

Rejillería LópezCapas SeseñaCasa YustasCamisería BurgosEl Kince de CuchillerosLa FavoritaLa GloriaCasa VegaCalzados LoboLa ModaLa Camerana

CENTENARY SHOPS • FOODS • GIFTS • FASHION

Alcocer AnticuariosAlmoneda Fernando GuillénAntigüedades SerranoBarcena JoyasCotandaEntredós AntigüedadesGonzalo ZazoLe Comptoir MadridMandalayTailakVintage 4P

Álvaro AlcázarCasado SantapauFernández BrasoGuillermo de OsmaInés BarrenecheaMichel SoskineNieves FernándezParra & RomeroElvira GonzálezJuana de AizpuruMarlborough

Heinrich EhrhardtTravesía CuatroElba BenítezCasa sin finEspacio MínimoF2 GaleríaHelga de AlvearMaisterravalbuenaMoisés Pérez de AlbénizNogueras BlanchardLeandro Navarro

ANTIQUES & VINTAGE ART GALERIES

Tapas at any time

A gastronomic getaway

Cortezo Yatai MarketEl Huerto de LucasFood Market Barceló

Mercado de San AntónMercado de San IldefonsoMercado de San Miguel

Mercado de MoncloaOrganic Market & FoodPlatea Madrid

MARKETS • GASTRONOMIC SPACES

Bodega de la ArdosaBotínCafé Gijón

CENTENNIAL RESTAURANTS AND TAVERNS IN MADRID

MalacatínPosada de la VillaTaberna Antonio Sánchez

Casa PedroLa Casa del AbueloLhardy

Casa AlbertoCasa CiriacoCasa Labra

A´BarraÁlboraCeboClos MadridCoqueCorral de la MoreríaChirón

DiverXODSTAgEEl Club AllardEl InvernaderoGaytánGofioKabuki

Kabuki WellingtonLa Candela RestóLa TasqueríaLa Terraza del CasinoLúaMadrid Santceloni

MontiaPunto MXRamón FreixaYugo The Bunker99 KO Sushi Bar

RESTAURANTS * Michelin Stars

To taste the best of the old kitchen: Casa Botín (from 1725), the oldest restaurant in the world, Posada de la Villa (1692), Casa Lhardy (1839) or Malacatín (1830), Lhardy among others.

SHOPPING GUIDEMADRID A 7 STAR DESTINATION

MOREINFORMATION

ON THE WEBSITE:

DOWNLOAD THE APP:

MADRID-SHOPS.COM/EN

MADRID SHOPPINGEXPERIENCE AND TAX FRE

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In the region, you will find quaint and refined rural lodgings where the smallest detail is taken care of in addition to charming hotels such as the Paradores de Alcalá de Henares and Chinchón.

Lhardy

La Esquina de los Austrias

ChuecaMalasaña& SalesasChuecaMalasaña& Salesas

Barrio de las LetrasBarrio de las Letras

Historical centerHistorical center

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San Lorenzo de El Escorial: Is distinguished by its extraordinary artistic heritage, its cultural offer and its magnificent location in the Sierra de Guadarrama mountain range. The Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial and

the oldest theatre of its kind in Spain are located here. These streets breathe the courtly air of past centuries. Typical products: Sierra de Guadarrama meats, bakery, art, antiques, etc. Main shopping areas: Juan de Leyva, Reina Victoria, Floridablanca, Del Rey, etc. Municipal public market, El Zaburdón shopping mall.

Alcalá de Henares: Cervantes’s home town, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, and its historical center is an ideal place to explore. Its streets, squares, and monuments, like San Ildefonso Chapel, Alcalá University or

Arzobispal Palace take us back to the Spanish Golden Age. Typical products: sugar almonds, “rosquillas” (local donuts), gourmet products, textiles, handicrafts. Main shopping areas: Central Area, Calle Mayor and surroundings, Reyes Católicos Avenue, Juan de Austria Avenue; shopping malls: Alcalá Magna, La Dehesa, El Val, Garena Plaza.

Aranjuez: The Bourbons chose Aranjuez located on the banks of the Tagus River to establish their spring residence. It is a real privilege to walk along this landscape, declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage site, and visit its gardens:

El Jardín del Príncipe, De La Isla or Del Parterre, as well as The Royal Palace, La Casa del Labrador or La Plaza de Toros. Typical products: autochthonous garden products, wedding boutiques, jewelry, textiles, footwear, gourmet. Main shopping areas: Central area, Foso-Moreras, Travelling Flea Market, El Deleite shopping mall. Discover the Aranjuez market “Mercado de Abastos” and the products of its fertile valleys, like strawberries and asparagus.

Opening hours: Most of the shops open at 10:00 a.m. and closes at 9:00 p.m. especially in the center and commercial areas. The shopping malls close at 10:00 p.m.

TAX VAT: Spain has a quick tax-free system, which offers an average discount of 16%, with no minimum spend and digital validation (the DIVA system).

To haggle: It is NOT common to haggle over prices in shops, yet at flea markets, it is an integral part of the street shopping experience.

Credit cards: The majority of stores accept all kinds of credit cards for purchases. Among them Visa, Master Card, American Express, Diners Club, China Union Pay...

Sales: Although we can find offers and opportunities throughout the year, traditionally there are two seasons of sales: in winter from January 1 to February 28 and in summer from June 21 to August 31.

Shipping of my purchases: Many shops have their own local, national or international messenger services. It is very comfortable to travel without bulges.

Tips: Tips are not obligatory, but for certain services, they are a welcome addition to the workers’ salary: waiters, taxi drivers and bellboys. It is the way to show appreciation for a good job. The amount depends on the cost of the service and the level of customer satisfaction, but it can never be demanded.

Currency exchange: You will easily find exchange offices in the city centre. For example, Western Union offices in Gran Vía.

Shopping by metro: The Madrid subway network is a fast and economic way to move about the city and do your shopping. If you want to use public transport, you will need a Public Transport Card (Tarjeta de Transporte Público, TTP) loaded with a valid ticket for your journey. More information: www.metromadrid.es/es/títulosytarifas

Tourism offices: For more information on shopping in Madrid, visit one of our tourist offices located in the emblematic places of the city. Check at: www.comunidad.madrid

Shopping outside thecapital: World Heritage

What should I know about shopping in Madrid?Madrid has very competitive prices compared to other europen

capitals, the VAT refund conditions are better, so the final prices aremuch more attractive.

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