Madrid’s Shopping Districts Calle Preciados - In the heart of Madrid’s Historic center, sandwiched between ​ ​ Puerta del Sol and Gran Via Types of shops here: ~ Parfois ~ Zara ~ Springfield ~ Sfera Gran Via - Madrid’s “Broadway” avenue, and prime shopping area ​ Types of shops here: ~ Aristocrazy - jewelry ~ Casa del Libro (Book House) ~ C&A - clothing ~ Pull and Bear ~ Primark (biggest one in Madrid) Paseo de la Castellana - Business/financial neighborhood near Santiago ​ Benabeu Stadium (Real Madrid) Types of shops here: ~ Zara (the big one) ~ Sfera ~ Tiger ~ Stradivarius ~ Mango Calle Serrano - Centered in the Salamanca Neighborhood, Madrid’s wealthiest ​ avenue Types of shops here: ~Cartier ~ Adolfo Dominguez ~ Carolina Hererra ~ Yves Saint Laurent ~ Longchamp www.travelnotesandthings.com ~ Gucci ~ El Corte Inglés ~ Mango Goya District - Salamanca District, another one of Madrid’s wealthy ​ ​ neighborhoods Types of shops here: ~ El Corte Inglés ~ Media Market - Electronics ~ H&M ~ Tiger - a shop of things too cute not to buy; stationary, small home decor, cards, etc. “The things you need, the things you dream, and the things you didn’t know existed” - Tiger Malasaña District - Vintage, second hand stores, unique boutiques ​ ​ Types of shops here: ~ Spanish boutique brands ~ Spanish crafts and accessories Chueca District - Claimed by many as the Gay neighborhood, Chueca is a place ​ that has entertainment all day and night, as well as great boutique finds and shopping Types of shops here: ~ The American Store - yup, a store full of American food and snack items ~ Boutique shoe stores, “made in Spain” leather ~ Boutique type of coat shops www.travelnotesandthings.com .