This is a great fair trade shop in the heart of Girona. They have a lot of things that you would…read moreexpect to find at a fair trade shop: scarves, drums, chocolate, tea, kids' toys. The people that worked in the shop were super friendly and helpful. We bought a fair trade scarf and some tea. Everything is nicely labeled to tell you where the products are made. These shops are a great way to support the work of Oxfam as well as getting unique gifts for that special someone.

Right in the centre of the shopping area. This Oxfam shop had lots of their fair trade goods from…read morearound the world. Even though it was small there was a good selection of items. The staff was really friendly and helpful.

Lovely variety of hats for women and the owner was very patient in helping me choose the perfect…read morehat based on taste, function and price.

I took a day trip to Girona as part of a tour package from Barcelona. We walked by this cute…read morelittle store during a tour of Girona and decided to come back during some down time. Some artwork displayed in the storefront was what initially caught my eye when we had walked by earlier. This is probably one of the cutest stores that I came across while in Spain. They had jewelry, candy, and I think some bath stuff too. I was mainly distracted by the locally-made jewelry. They sold necklaces, bracelets, and earrings that each had unique prints. Then one of the chicks that worked at the shop told us that the prints came from medieval books. I thought that was super cool! I thought everything was fairly priced. They even wrapped each necklace that I bought! I would definitely come back if I'm ever in Girona again!

We visited this sporting goods store yesterday because I needed some new athletic shoes while…read moretraveling in Spain. I was surprised by the vast selection in both men's and women's as well as the price point ranging from €30- about €120. There was a lot to choose from what ever your budget. As a swimmer in the states, the swim section was 3 or 4 times larger then California and I was impressed. If I had more room In my suitcase I would have stocked up. I ended up buying hiking shoes and some running socks which came to about €60. Which I thought was good!

The local mercat is not to be missed! While buying your local produce, be sure to pick up some…read moreescalivada, salpico de sepia, and taste the cheese at Mas Alba. Everything was super fresh and delicious!

Great little used bookstore. You can get one book for 3 euro, 2 for 5 euro, or 3 for 10. There is a…read moreselection of books in various languages on different topics.