El Corte Inglés is a massive department store with 11 floors to explore!…read moreThey've got brands like Longchamp, Bimba y Lola, Samsonite, Sephora, Balmain, Brunello Cucinelli, and more. You could definitely spend the entire day here, with all the stuff they have. Beauty products, perfumes/colognes, clothes, luggages, food... what more could you ask for! Honestly, better than most malls we have in Massachusetts.

It's huge! It's convenient! It's inventory is fantastic! It's El Corte Inglés! For all you shopping…read moredesires, you can't go wrong at this mall! So many floors of everything you could want or need. It's well organized and the staff is helpful! We went in the get a belt for my hubby, and found a plethora of choices! We ended up purchasing 2 and they were excellent quality and value priced for the designer brand. We walked around just to "window shop" and enjoyed the displays and the gorgeous clothing. They restrooms are super clean and fresh. Your one stop shop for whatever you're looking for... it's here!

Love this store. I go for the groceries. I buy them as souvenirs when I go home to America. The…read moreprices are sometimes lower than "cheaper" stores due to sales. There are two Cortes very close to each other- the smaller one has cooler gourmet items (and the gourmet "experience") which is great- I can find things like Kusmi tea there, and really special items. The other store has a huge selection- but less top-of-the-line merchandise. So it's great to have two so close together. The book store is also pretty amazing, and there are a lot of other departments I've never shopped in- though I love the Longchamp bags which are very reasonable.

Our first stop was to go to el Cortes for pet food and light groceries for our hotel suite to stock…read morethe refrigerator. Great place to shop and fairly reasonable prices. Excellent clothes shopping. The cafeteria is very good especially for something light. Headquartered in Madrid, it is the biggest department store group in Europe and ranks fourth worldwide. El Corte Inglés is Spain's only remaining department store chain. This is a place we stop on in every visit. It has a very comfortable feel. I purchased a few suits and our salesperson Antonio saw that alterations were finished by the next day.

First time hitting up a Primark, and now I'm a fan. The store itself is worth a visit alone…read more Got in near closing time, and it was still really packed. Managed to snag a few items at a good price. Hopefully they'll consider moving into the Canadian market sometime soon!

This UK department store is so grand and opulent. There are like 5 floors of apparel for men, women…read moreand children. Although I didn't make a purchase I am sure a lot of people are buying if they are able to maintain such a large location in the heart of Barcelona. Prices are pretty reasonable and the store is trendy and appealing to the younger crowd.

Fairly decent prices and clothes. The prices are definitely a lot lower than the regular Corte…read moreIngles. Don't expect super friendly staff though. I loved their jackets and formal suits area. You will find amazing suits at decent prices.

Dear Danish designers and creators, we thank you for this brilliant store filled with DIY projects…read moreand shit we do not need but will most certainly purchase. If IKEA and your favorite craft store had a baby, it would look something like the Danish store called Tiger. We were smiling from ear to ear the whole time we were in this budget-friendly craft and decor business. The first thing that caught our eye as we were walking by on the street was the 10 euro gingerbread house tent they had piped u at the entry. I was soooo close to purchasing this for my nephews - err dog. Once you enter, the have wisely worked the floor plan to herd you like cattle past every item until you reach checkout, this didn't bother us a bit because we didn't want to miss anything. The store is neatly organized with everything from anatomy kits for kids to cat party face masks and cactus embroidery kits for beginners. I ended up strolling out with a mini weaving loom kit (for 4 euro!) and four Valentine's Day candlesticks. Had it not been for my limited backpack space, I would have gone hog wild. (Note: this place is GREAT for creative kid gifts!). Last, but not least, even the bags are well designed and creative. Happy shopping!

Great shopping center with a lot of different shops, and places to eat ranging from cheap to medium…read morecost. Good place to find nice deals, and shopping instead of the City centre.

Great finds shopping anything for the home. From kitchen stuff like tea infusers, spoons, bird like…read morescrapper, containers, to tea, candy, face mask, random seasonal items that are just plain cute. It's a chain mostly in Europe with lots of fun, cool, funny things. Quality reminds me of like Ikea, functional and affordable. Love the store! Danish design, practical and adorable.

Reminds me of Five Below back in the USA - inexpensive home items, toys, personal care items, and…read morecrafts. Most items were 3 euros or less. It might be a fun option for souvenirs/gifts.

I love espadrilles, so I absolutely had to buy a few pairs while in Spain. This shop is located in…read morea nice, cute neighborhood and I almost walked by it and missed it. The store itself is small, but luckily we were the only ones there at the time. For some of the basic espadrilles, they didn't have my size which is a US women's size 6 or 36 EU. However, there was still a good selection of other styles for me to choose from. The employee assisting me was very patient and helpful. She checked to see how the fit was and let me know that the shoe stretches. We communicated fine even though she didn't speak English and I don't really know Spanish. I bought 2 pairs and thought the pricing was reasonable. I would certainly have bought more if I had room in my suitcase hah.

Love this authentic artistry. Terrific find! Choices were plentiful and assistance was perfect…read more Highly recommend.