Do NOT shop here. As a tourist from the US I was not offered the option to pay in euros or US…read moredollars.. they simply charged me in US dollars to line their own pockets with a few extra bucks due to dynamic currency conversion. I told them this is not legal and they ignored me. I told them to cancel the transaction, they refused. And while I have no expectation as tourist in another country that the sales people speak English, the sales person was able to speak English while helping me shop. She conveniently stopped speaking English when I showed her my receipt with the statement that I was given the option between US dollars and euros (which I was not given). Do yourself a favor and shop elsewhere in Toledo.

From the owner: Es una tienda típica en Toledo especializada en la venta de navajas, cuchillos, espadas, katanas,…read morepistolas, dagas, armaduras, cascos, escudos, damasquino, mantones, mantillas, manteles, abanicos, bisutería, perlas, ajedreces, miniaturas de instrumentos de tortura...

Lovely gift items for both home and personal use. I picked up some cute soaps and kitchen gifts as…read morewell as some candles. The shop itself is very quaint and in a fun area. I highly recommend this hidden gem if you are in the area.

Fantastic selection of high-end Spanish artisan gifts: scarves, food, pottery. Charming little shop…read moregreat for your gifts to bring back home! Very good prices too!

From the owner: Regalos divertidos y decoración hogar, una selección de proveedores Europeos y Estados Unidos…read more Cocktail y vinos, Teléfonos y relojes, Cuadros y marcos, Música y vinilos, Cocina, Baño y aseo

Great cultural experience. This shop is in the heart of Puerta De Sol and offers a look into the…read moremore traditional past of Spain. Hand painted fans adorn the walls and windows, and they are quite beautiful to look at. The range of prices was $24-$300. We bought one to take home as a gift for a relative.

Casa de Diego is a very small shop on the Puerta Del Sol. I had heard it was overpriced, but…read morechecked it out anyways. I really wanted to find an authentic gift for my sister from Spain. I thought a hand painted fan would be something she'd like. And this was the place to go. I was pleasantly surprised by the price range. I bought two fans on the mid-high end, but I really like them. I skipped the specially designed stands because at 100€ a piece, I can't afford the stand to cost more than the fan. The service in the store was good. They were pleasant, but a little abrupt. It could have been the language barrier. So I won't really fault them. Other items including Paraguas (umbrellas) can be found here. Definitely worth at least a look in the Windows if only to admire the handiwork.

We shopped here right before flying home, were able to buy some quality Items for ourselves and our…read morefamily. Very different than those at souvenir shops; the items were made in Spain. I wish we had purchased more, they were exquisite. The owner was knowledgeable, and friendly. We left happy.

Just a short walk from the Prado, Laura makes you truly feel at home as you look around. I asked…read moreher for recommendations for my niece and she pointed out a shoulder bag that my niece will definitely love. Laura also explained to me where the items came from and the processes to make them. Every item has a story and I cant wait to tell the recipients about them when I get home.

From the owner: Curiosite Malasaña es una tienda de regalos originales y gadgets única,…read more un espacio abierto para que la gente se divierta curioseando, toqueteando y poniendo a prueba todos los productos expuestos. Se creó en 2010, porque muchos clientes llamaban a Curiosite.es para preguntar si había una tienda en Madrid. Las mil y una cosas que venden sirven como regalos y autoregalos divertidos, son inusuales, diferentes, siempre sorprenden y, aunque no te lleves nada, siempre puedes pasar un buen rato.

On 10-14-2014 my wife and I visited this store while on a tour trip to buy an anniversary gift…read more There were two sales people, a man and woman, who said the man was her brother. She said we did not want jewelry from the bottom shelf, which was for tourists, but from the top shelf, which was handmade 24 carat gold. We bought a pendant for $250 EU, a matching bracelet for $650 EU, and matching earrings. Also a Muela knife for $83 EU. The total charge on Visa was $1018.50 EU. When we returned to the US our jeweler of 60 years told us the jewelry was nothing but gold plated costume jewelry. I mailed the jewelry back for a refund with a long letter. The merchant did not bother to pick up the package from Spanish customs. They told the Visa investigator they told us it was costume jewelry and that is why the price was so low! We were bilked out of over $900 EU by this merchant. William S. Hardman, Attorney at Law, Gainesville, GA USA