It's a beautiful and safe neighborhood where you can find quality things for a low price. People…read moreare nice & they don't hound you to buy something which I really appreciated.

This is where you go to buy touristy items and souvenirs in Granada. It was once the town's actual…read moremarketplace. It has cool vibes and is worth a walk through even if you're not in the market to buy anything. The passageways twist and turn a little, so it might be easy to feel disoriented in here.

As soon as we arrived to Granada we were strolling around and the window display of this shop…read morecaught my eye! :) This cute little gift shop has a little bit of everything. Semi-precious stones, jewelry, art, cards, etc!! ALL QUALITY ITEMS. The owner gives excellent service and is very friendly. I walked away with a a great pair of earrings. If you are ever in Granada, this shop is a must!

We walked past this store when we were there in May of 2023. A small print caught my eye in the…read morewindow and I had to have it! When we went in I discovered that the print came in a variety of colors, a perfect gift for many friends. I purchased 6 of them. When I got home I realized I had not selected one for myself! So I sent a letter to the store from the U.S. along with enough (left over) euros to cover the cost and the shipping, then I crossed my fingers. I was so happy when I went to the mail today and found a package with the print inside! Thank you so much Caravansar!

The store is wonderful. It has a variety of items and prices are good. It is a one stop shopping…read moreexperience

Great department store. Handy, versatile, market and dining, good service - a wonderful store. The…read morelocals shop here too. It has most everything one needs. All price ranges. Popular brands, designers, reasonably priced excellent quality clothes; good sales; sportswear, dressy, lingerie, film, adequate section of travel books, small selection of books in English; money changers, home furnishings. NOTE: there are two women's shoe departments. I almost missed the one for really good walking sandals. Great store.

Love the breezy, hippie, and inexpensive clothing options here! Lots of beautiful pieces that are…read moreperfect for summer wear or while traveling in Spain in general. The sizing options are a bit limited - so make sure to try things in before you buy. Cute, small store near the Royal Chapel with great customer service. Final Verdict: If I ever find myself back in Granada I will definitely be stopping in!

Nice non touristy collection of goods. We love the water colors of flamenco dancers. And the…read moreembossed cards with the tiles of The Alhambra. This is just a little bit down from Nuevo Plaza. The Celso does his own calligraphy and it's beautiful. He has put together Granada and other names and turned them to birds and so forth. Lovely. Not the usual t shirts

El Zoco Nazari carries a wonderful selection of unique artisanal souvenirs headed by the sweetest…read moreshop owner ever. You'll find affordable watercolors of city life in Granada, paintings by local artists, handmade jewelry, painted boxes, unique Spanish fans and a whole lot more than you would find in the souvenir shops in the Albayzin. THe owner helped us find the perfect gifts and was extremely understanding when we took 2 things back that had defects or did not fit properly. He exchanged them without protest. Very happy and would recommend to anyone looking for good Adalusian gifts to bring back home.

Really nice owner with a sweet little boutique filled with colors, patterns and differ the fabrics…read moreselections for pashminas. Most look to be from a Granada inspired collection, borrowing the unique tile designs of The Alhambra and Granada. A fun concept and well done specialty store. Especially drawn to the fun exterior door, which was carried through to some of the inside. They have multiple sizes and fabrics of the same design, so if you are looking for something in particular, ask. Was told the second location on Calle Zacatin had even more.

Beautiful store and pashminas. My husband and I looked in the morning and the employee was very…read morehelpful. We made it back just before closing to purchase my favorite of all time scarf (gorgeous colors and the print is of tile patterns at the Alhambra). Love!

Seriously, the best-kept secret in all of Granada, dare I say even Spain?? You'll never want to buy…read moreshoes in the States again! Though the shopkeeper speaks very little English, as soon as you start speaking Spanish, you'll find how incredibly passionate he is. He started speaking so quickly I completely lost track, but still loved every moment of it! Shoe sizes are in standard European sizing, and warning--inventory is limited! What you see is what you get, so don't be surprised if your size isn't available. It's a quaint shop, not a DSW! For what you're getting, the prices are crazy low and the quality is outstanding--sturdy, well-made, and stylish. For someone with foot issues, I was amazed by how comfortable the insoles were--think Birkenstock comfort, but WAY more fashionable and unique.

I lived in Granada for a semester in the fall of 2005. It was my first exposure to Zara. I was…read moreattracted to because of their modern business model. Instead of creating a seasonal line of clothing, revealing it, then being stuck with it until the next season, Zara tracks the types of items that are purchased, even the ones that are tried on, and they order more of those. If people are not buying an item, they don't make any more of them. They initially make less stock, so everything feels like a last-of-its-kind find, which can make it frustrating if a particularly cute shirt is not available in your size. I bought a shirt that said 'The Brightest Idea" with a sequined lightbulb, a shirt with a fairytale drawing of a hedgehog, which was semi-transparent in the chestal region, and a pair of jeans. The jeans said they were on sale, but I was charged full price, because the sale tag wasn't supposed to be on them. Bummer. I seek out Zara wherever I find it, because i know their stock is always rolling around, adding new items and fading strange unsellable items into the background. I also like it because it's a business-savvy Spanish company.