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Adolfo Domínguez


Elegance at a great price
Serrano, 18
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 8280
http://www.adolfo-dominguez.com/
This renowned Galician designer produces elegant collections for men and women. His quality suits are so unique that you can easily pick them out of a crowd (of well-to-do men, of course). This boutique also stocks his collection of lingerie, shoes, accessories, jewellery and perfumes at excellent prices, all things considered.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Adolfo Domínguez photo by L y J
Photo: L y J
 

 
Agatha


For all tastes in jewellery
Jardín de Serrano
Goya, 6-8
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
This shop follows guidelines set by its French parent company and offers two ranges: one features high quality fashionable classic designs and the other features a bold, young, fun and cheaper line. It brings out two catalogues per year and sends them to regular customers. In addition to the rings, bracelets and earrings, it also sells French perfumes and bags. Prices range from (EUR 3) to (EUR 270.45).

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Alcampo


Always at affordable prices
Avenida de Pío XII, 2
Madrid, Madrid 28016
Spain
+34 91 359 0300
http://www.alcampo.es
This popular superstore is famous for offering a huge variety of goods at low prices, and that's what makes it popular with people here. You'll find a wide range of food, clothing, gardening supplies, books, household items, auto parts, TVs, VCRs, video cameras and the latest hi-fi equipment on display. It also has outlets in La Vaguada, Vallecas and Moratalaz.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Alfaro Hombre


Quality leather garments
Calle de Goya 6
Centro Comercial El Jardín de Serrano
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 575 5545
This is a great shop for men who like to pamper themselves. You'll find luxurious leather items like shoes, jackets and belts, plus brand name shirts by Gant USA. In summer, it sells swimsuits, Bermuda shorts, T-shirts and cotton shirts to beat the heat in comfort and style. A top-quality leather jacket will cost you about (EUR601). There's an Alfaro shop for women directly opposite.

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Alfaro Mujer


Buy a second skin
Calle de Goya 6
Centro Comercial El Jardín de Serrano
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
This shop prides itself on its genuine leather garments, especially long coats and jackets. It also sells suits, jumpers, bags and pashminas in a vast spectrum of colours and materials. In summer, check out their swimsuits and bikinis. It's all high quality, well designed gear. Prices are quite reasonable, trousers sell for EUR 84 and jackets start at EUR 132. There's another branch in La Moraleja Shopping Centre (Avenida de Europa, 13-15).

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Aliana


Win over the most demanding palates
Calle del General Varela 6
Madrid, Madrid 28020
Spain
+34 91 555 7302
http://www.alianagastronomia.com/
This store specialises in selling cooking books in Spanish. It boasts a selection of over 3000 books relating to cookery, including recipe books, new editions of old classics and books explaining the history of different national cuisines. It also sells novels, books on art and philosophy, dictionaries, travel guide books and more. You can have your purchases delivered to anywhere in Spain or in the world (for an additional charge).

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Antica Seteria d´Italia


Silk accessories for men
Conde de Peñalver, 5
Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 4316300
This elegantly decorated shop specializes in selling men's ties along with a wide selection of other accessories, such as belts, shirts, scarves and boxer shorts. Everything here is made of silk, including the range of women's accessories. There's another branch on Serrano, 88 (+34 91 577 2463).

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Antonio Pernas


Classic suits and natural fibres
Calle del Conde de Aranda 22
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 781 3987
http://www.antonio-pernas.es/
This Spanish designer creates men's and women's clothes known for their elegance and restraint. Natural fibres and simple cuts are what you'll find. His designs are much admired both in Spain and abroad. The shop has modern interior decor and is well laid out so you can easily see the collection.

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Armani Collezioni Madrid


Good prices for Armani
Serrano, 8
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 435 4698
http://www.armanicollezioni.com/
A lovely two-story store selling men's and women's Giorgio Armani fashions at lower prices than other Armani boutiques. You'll find all types of outfits including jackets, skirts, trousers and a few accessories, like belts and handkerchiefs, all with the unmistakable Armani elegance. You can also have men's suits made to order here.

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Barclays


Internationally prestigious
Plaza de Colón, 2
Madrid, Madrid 28046
Spain
+34 91 336 1414
http://www.barclays.es/
This internationally prestigious bank has several branches throughout Madrid. The bank offers a full range of services, from investment funds to personal financing and business banking.

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Benetton


All the colours of the rainbow
Calle De Ayala 20
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 575 3631
This Italian chain is known the world over for the colour of its clothing and the controversial ad campaigns. Its clothes are aimed at young, easy-going people. It's mainly knitwear, but you'll also find trousers, blouses, coats, jackets, suits, skirts, etc. There are several shops throughout the city, but this one is the biggest and it stocks children's clothing. Everything is reasonably priced. A trouser suit will cost you EUR 132, for example. This brand is especially famous for its polemic spots.

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Beverly Hills Polo Club


If you're looking for a polo shirt
Calle de Goya 6
Centro Comercial El Jardín de Serrano
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 435 8266
This US chain sells comfortable, sporty clothing as leisure wear for both men and women. Obviously, polo shirts feature heavily, and they start at about (EUR39) and come in a wide range of colours. It also sells sweaters, track suits, caps and shirts, in yet another rainbow of colours. There is another branch in the Sexta Avenida Shopping Centre in Pozuelo (+34 91 372 9819).

Review © 2007, Wcities
Beverly Hills Polo Club photo by wcities
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Boulette


Amazing what you can do with milk
Mercado de la Paz
Ayala, 28
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 431 7725
You'll now by the smell from outside what happens in this store. It sells over 100 varieties of domestic (Idiazabal, Cabrales and Manchego) and international cheeses (Danish Blue, Swiss Ementhal, and English Stilton). Just to keep a balanced diet, you'll also find a wide range of Spanish sausages and cold meats of different qualities and prices.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Boutique Giorgio Armani Madrid


Exquisite elegance
16, Jose Ortega y Gasset
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 576 1036
http://www.giorgioarmani.com/
This fantastic Italian designer's shop stocks all of his men's and women's collection: suits, dresses, ties, coats, scarves and belts. His style is always contemporary, and terribly elegant. Prices are high and suited to a select few. An outfit can cost EUR 601, a jacket EUR 397 and the dresses cost even more. The shop is surrounded by equally prestigious fashion boutiques.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Boutique Giorgio Armani Madrid photo by wcities
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Calle José Ortega y Gasset


Shopping Street
Calle Jose Ortega y Gasset
Madrid 28006
Spain
Calle José Ortega y Gasset is one of the main streets in the Salamanca district in Madrid. The street is named after the Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset (1883-1955), but you don't have to practice philosophy to enjoy this street. Calle José Ortega y Gasset is lined with great stores, such as Boutique Giorgio Armani Madrid, Elena Benarroch and Damiani. This street is ideal for finding that perfect gift.

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Camille Albane


Specializing in hair coloring
Príncipe de Vergara, 89
Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 4113055
Though this shop offers facials and body treatments, Camille Albane specializes primarily in hair care, from the ends down to the roots. They are experts in hair coloring (dye jobs, de-coloring, highlights, etc.), but you can also try out their shiatsu hair massage and clay treatments for hair and scalp. They will also do lymphatic cleansing, make-overs, manicures and Chinese pedicures (so-called because it ends with a foot reflexology massage).

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Centro Comercial ABC Serrano


Classy shopping centre with a rooftop bar
Serrano, 61
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 577 5031
http://www.abcserrano.com/port...
This three-story shopping center in the center of Madrid provides a relaxed atmosphere and elegant surroundings in which to make your purchases. The impressive building used to house the offices of right-wing newspaper ABC, hence the name. You can enter from Calle Serrano or Paseo de la Castellana and wander through the fashion boutiques and gift shops. Fashion clothing outlets include Musgo and Musgo Bebés, Boch, Zara, Doble Aa and Minority. There are two hairdressing salons, a wine merchant's and several jewellery stores. On the attractive rooftop terrace there is a restaurant and a bar that stays open every night during summer until dawn.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Centro Comercial ABC Serrano photo by jemotilla
Photo: jemotilla
 

 
Centro Comercial Arturo Soria Plaza


Shop until you drop
Calle de Madrid 128
Madrid, Madrid 28005
Spain
+34 91 759 7632 / +34 91 759 7633 / +34 91 759 9718
In amongst the plethora of fashionable clothing outlets you'll also find various restaurants (Fass, Hollywood and Gino´s), a bank, Body Shop, hairdresser's, florist, lottery stall, travel agency, computer store, video club and gourmet supermarket (Sánchez Ferrero). If you're looking for clothes, try Fumarel, Trucco, Q-ellos, Titto Bluni, Roberto Verino, General Tapioca, Minority or María Manía. For shoes, there's a choice between Lurueña, Farrutx and Boch. As if all the above were not enough, you can even buy sports goods, gifts (in Pozito and Natura) and childrenswear in Imaginarium. The restaurant terraces are open all day for alfresco meals in summer. Parking is free for the first hour.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Cerruti 1881


For elegant women
Jardín de Serrano
Goya, 6-8
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 578 0008
This store offers a classic Italian line in clothing for elegant women. You'll find simple styles without unnecessary adornment. It sells overcoats, suits, knitted outfits, handbags, purses and silk scarves, all by Nino Cerruti. It also carries a sportier line of clothing and a good selection of party dresses suited to different occasions like cocktail parties and formal events. The prices are high but the quality is unbeatable.

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Cesáreo Gómez


Quality red meats
Potosí, 11 y Bolivia
Madrid, Madrid 28016
Spain
+34 91 457 5428
This butcher's has a reputation for selling high quality meats including beef from Galicia, lamb from Burgos, Iberian pork, and much more. The butchers themselves are experts and will cut you the finest pieces and advise you what to do with them. You can place your order over the phone and they will even deliver it to your door.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Chanel Boutique


Classic French elegance
Ortega y Gasset, 14
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 431 3036
http://www.chanel.com/
This classic French firm is known the world over for its elegance and glamour. The Madrid boutique stocks everything you could possible need to look your best - beautiful dresses, shoes, bags, hats, sunglasses and perfume. All this comes at a price, of course; a dress can easily cost EUR 3006. The range of bags start at EUR 812. There's jewellery on sale as well; a silver ring costs about EUR 811 and a bracelet sells for around EUR 288.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Club del Gourmet


Gourmet products
Raimundo Fernández Villaverde, 79
El Corte Inglés
Madrid, Madrid 28003
Spain
+34 91 556 2300
http://www.elcorteingles.es/
This rather expensive corner of the Corte Inglés department store sells food and wine of the highest quality from all parts of the world, including Belgian chocolates, various cheeses, fresh asparagus, fresh pasta, select cuts of meat and seafood, exotic fruit, and other luxurious delicacies. Prices are predictably high. You'll find a club in each of the chain's stores throughout the country.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Clínica Fuensanta


Near Arturo Soria
Calle De Arturo Soria 17
Madrid, Madrid 28027
Spain
+34 (0)91 407 9295
http://www.grupofuensanta.com/
Aside from treating all types of illnesses and health problems, they have a haemodialysis service. This is a private clinic, which has agreements with some medical groups.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Clínica Ruber


Very prestigious
Juan Bravo, 49
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 (0)91 402 6100 / +34 (0)91 423 1599
http://www.ruber.es/ruber/
Though associated with several medical societies, this is a private clinic. They are authorized to carry out some, though not all, organ transplants.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Continental Auto


North of the country and Granada
Avenida de América, 9
Madrid 28002
Spain
+34 91 7456300
Continental Auto is one of the four largest bus companies of Spain, plying mainly in the north of the country, with an exception of Granada. The destinations: Basque country, Cantabria, La Rioja, Burgos, Santander, Vitoria, San Sebastián, Irán, Pamplona, Soria, Logroño and Granada. Information and reservation: +34 91 745 6300 (7a-10p M-Su). Once you have a reservation, call +34 902 33 0400 to purchase your ticket directly using your credit card.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Coronel Tapiocca


For modern adventurers
Serrano, 27
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
If you're planning a safari, this is the shop for you. It's great even for the urban jungle, trousers, polos, jackets, vests with millions of pockets for fishing, raincoats, fleeces, water-proof matches, compasses, canteens, watches, field glasses, gloves and more. To give you an idea of prices, polo shirts cost around (EUR18.03) and trousers are (EUR48.08). The other branches are on Paseo de la Habana, 52 (+34 91 562 6468), Hermosilla, 32 (+34 91 576 2282) and Carmen, 12 (+34 91 531 3943).

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Cruz Blanca


Classic tapas bar and shop
Goya, 70
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 575 0052
A bar-cum-fishmonger's that has been serving excellent seafood and beer for over 60 years, you are sure to want to try a snack of prawns or anchovies with a refreshment when you are out buying the groceries. Stand at the bar, sit upstairs, or sit on the terrace outside in summer. The service is fast and friendly. If you can get near it, have a look at the fish counter and you will be dazzled by the choices available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Cruz Blanca photo by richard winchell
Photo: richard winchell
 

 
DKNY


For today's woman
Velázquez, 28
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 5784244
This shop is where you'll find US designer Donna Karan's second line, which is cheaper than her top collections. Nevertheless, you'll find modern suits, sports clothes and all the accessories you could possibly need no matter what the occasion, items, such as shoes, bags and belts. The ergonomic and colorful sports shoes are particularly noteworthy as is the bright (some say loud) color found on just about everything else. It's definitely worth a visit.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Damiani


Italian designs
Calle José Ortega y Gasset 16
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 (0)91 578 3789
http://www.damiani.com/
You know you've arrived when you sport a dainty creation from Damini. Tiny wisps of precious metal and stones adorn necks, earlobes and wrists at society dos, providing material for hoity-toity chit-chat. Choose from their eclectic—and expensive—collections that promise to make you feel like a queen. There's nothing like a few startling sparkles of fine, handmade Italian jewelry to add allure to that black cocktail dress or a dazzling evening gown. Go on, girl—get glamorous!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Data Rent


Save money
Montearagón, 3
Madrid, Madrid 28033
Spain
If you don't want to buy expensive electronic equipment you can use this shop that rents out all kinds of computers and printers. Prices vary according to the computer's power and the different add-ons you want. For example, (EUR 270.46-300.51) per month would get you a deal on a standard computer with an inkjet printer.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Deutsche Bank


Europe's premiere bank
Paseo de la Castellana, 18
Madrid, Madrid 28046
Spain
+34 91 577 9272
http://grupo.deutsche-bank.es/...
Europe's premiere bank has many offices in Madrid, and this one's their central branch. It offers a full range of personal financing and business banking options. All these utilities have made them a world leader.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Don Algodón


Casual clothes for young women
Calle De Albasanz 55
Madrid, Madrid 28037
Spain
+34 91 562 5242
http://www.donalgodon.com/
This chain sells clothes gearing towards young women looking for comfort above all else. The store stocks everything from polos to suits and evening gowns. Clothes and accessories (glasses, bags, hats and more) are all reasonably priced.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Don Algodón photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Décimas


Wide range of sports goods
Calle de Alcalá 388
Madrid 28027
Spain
+34 91 3773405
There are 110 shops in Spain, many of them spread out through the whole of Madrid. They are responsible for distributing an infinite range of sports goods. They sell some of the best brands in the market, as well as some brands which are exclusively available in their shops. In addition, they also have their own brand, Tenth. Décimas is also responsible for sponsoring important sports events, such as the Spanish volleyball team games.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Elena Benarroch


Famous for its leatherwear
14 Calle Jose Ortega y Gasset
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 435 5144
http://www.elenabenarroch.es/
An absolutely exquisite shop that sells top-name brands like Malo, Kiton and Jil Sander, as well as a collection of leather coats designed by the owner, Elena Benarroch. Her stuff is very well-known and popular on the Madrid fashion scene. You can also find shoes, bags, costume jewellery, hats and ties. Prices are high, but worth it given the quality. She's friends with lots of famous people, who come here to shop.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Emergencias


Efficient Service
Madrid, Madrid
Spain
112
They act as a switchboard for any type of emergency, and have contact with the fire brigade, ambulances, medical services and the police.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Emergencias photo by sporras
Photo: sporras
 

 
Emporio Armani


Armani's second line
Juan Bravo, 1
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 576 2042
http://www.emporioarmani.com/
This is Armani's second line, and it offers exquisite clothing for men and women at more accessible prices. You'll find everything from well-cut suits to informal sporty designs and accessories like scarves, glasses and costume jewellery. It recently started selling a range of cosmetics and decorative household items in addition to the usual clothing. It's now a one-stop shop well worth the visit.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Empresa Municipal de Transporte


Madrid by bus
Alcántara, 24
Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 4068800
This network operates within the city, with 179 lines running its length and breadth. The buses are operational from 6a to 9:30p (between Thursday and Sunday they operate till 11:30p at night, after which they operate half hourly between midnight and 3a, and hourly between 3a and 6a). All the nocturnal buses leave from the Plaza de Cibeles. For more information, call +34 91 406 8810.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Ermenegildo Zegna Boutique


Understated Italian chic
Calle de Serrano 21
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 (0)91 435 9565
http://www.zegnaermenegildo.com/
Zegna may not be as popular as Armani, but the truly hip man will be familiar with this brand. Find classic cuts and designs, such as knitted black three quarter length coats, simple but sophisticated suits, and plain, woolen jumpers. Comfort is another of Zegna's priorities, with an emphasis on soft, wearable fabrics like cashmere, silk and mohair. They also stock an upmarket range of shirts, ties and accessories. Definitely for the discerning gentleman!

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Europa Europa


Woven with many years
Don Ramón de la Cruz, 48
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 3091511
It is here in a 100 square meters area that Teresa Garcia (the owner) has dedicated more than 30 years to the world of textiles. There's a big chance you'll find Coptic weavings of the 4th century, remnants of fabric from the 17th century (from EUR 90), Chinese bedspreads with embroidery, domestic trousseaus from the 19th century, upholstery, Bravante laces from the 17th century, church vestments, etc. The place also has a line of vintage furniture that's not for sale but can be borrowed. The store also undertakes upholstery work, but customers have to bring their own fabric. Other valuables include, 100 meters of Venetian fabric belonging to Fortuny, that is valued at EUR180030.

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FIS Courier


Special bulk discounts
Calle Julian Rabanedo
Madrid, Madrid 28045
Spain
+34 90 241 4040
http://www.fiscourier.com
This courier offers discount rates for bulk mailings and campaigns. They provide both national and international service, with same-day delivery within Spain, as well as other rates for less urgent items, and 24-hour delivery within Europe and to the U.S.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Farrutx


Exclusive designer shoes
Serrano, 7
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 0924
A spacious shoe store stocking the complete Farrutx range. The famous Mallorcan brand is renowned for its top quality leather and original designs for men and women. The party and dress shoes are particularly attractive. There's also a fine selection of accessories including bags and belts on display. Prices are high but worth it. Expect to pay around EUR120 for a pair of shoes.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Flor de Lis


Ready for baby
Hermosilla, 98
Madrid, Madrid 28009
Spain
+34 91 575 2740
This shop specialises in baby clothing and accessories, including products like cribs, car seats, strollers, bibs, bottles and pacifiers (dummies), crib linen, sweaters and so on. You can also order formalwear for weddings, communions and baptisms. All you have to do is choose the design and the fabric. Sizes are good for new-borns to 16-year-olds, and prices are reasonable.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Friki


For chidren of the elite
Velázquez, 35
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
Madrid's most elegantly dressed children (0-18s) get their clothes here. The store stocks all the best brands: Giorgio Armani, Cacharel, Burberry's, Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Star Rite and more. It sells its own range of brand name gear and you can have clothes made-to-order. It specializes in supplying smart communion outfits and party clothes. The Peter Rabbit collection is especially designed for babies. A skirt and blouse or trousers and shirt will cost you around (EUR 60.10).

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Garage Regium


A new commercial concept
Pradillo, 5
Madrid 28002
Spain
+34 91 5641141
It is difficult to define this premises; it is a store, restaurant and art gallery all in one, the first establishment of its kind in Madrid. The store sells all sorts of designer furnishings and accessories for the home, both modern and antique; in the restaurant the likes of sushi and salads are served, and the gallery showcases the latest artistic trends.

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Gucci


Pure luxury
Calle de Don Ramón de la Cruz 2
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 431 1717
This Italian brand is back in fashion again. The elegantly decorated shop has a good selection of men's and women's clothes, from suits and trousers to skirts, jackets and dresses, as well as shoes, bags, ties, glasses and scarves. Prices are a bit high, but a Gucci is a Gucci. A bag can cost (EUR 420.70) and perfumes like Gucci Envy for men sell at (EUR 52.88). This nicely decorated shop is located in calle Serrano.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Gucci photo by wcities
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Hackett


Classic British tailoring
7 Jorge Juan
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 435 0830
http://www.hackett.co.uk/
It sells well cut made-to-measure suits along with a distinguished selection of shoes, shirts, ties and hats, all with a touch of class. Sports coats, formal jackets, cotton trousers, overcoats, jeans and underwear are all here. You'll also find children's clothes up to size eight. It's famous for its range of polo shirts and poplin shirts in all sorts of colours.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Hackett photo by wcities
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Hermès


Luxurious accessories
José Ortega y Gasset, 12
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 578 3041
Aside from the famous ties, this shop sells a wide selection of scarves, shoes, bags, perfumes, household accessories, diaries and so on. A solid reputation and quality have their price, however. Ties can cost EUR108 and scarves with the firm's logo go for around EUR180. The store is elegantly decorated and you can count on personalised service. It's located close to many other international designer boutiques.

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Hobby Map


Childish pleasures
Narváez, 17
Madrid 28009
Spain
+34 91 5746927
This store sells miniature rail sets. Before you think of toy trains, however, be warned - this is the place for serious collectors. Not only do they sell kits for those interested in assembling the prototypes themselves, but also completed models for display purposes. The gigantic model they have on exhibit is particularly engaging. Hobby Map has been in the business for 32 years now, so if you feel like reverting to childish pleasures, do pay the store a visit.

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Homeless


Ideal for twenty-somethings
Serrano, 16
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 3993112
http://www.homeless.es
This Spanish business is established in several national cities and also in countries, such as Chile, Portugal or Peru. Its peculiarity is that the benefits go towards people without a home. The fashion that is displayed separated by color is directed to a modern, young woman, who likes to dress comfortably. Some ordinary pants sell for EUR60, leather pants for EUR174, jerseys for EUR78. The shop is big and located in Serrano. They also have bags to match.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hospital La Princesa


Central
Calle de Diego de León 62
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 (0)91 520 2200 / +34 (0)91 309 3911
http://www.hup.es
Belonging to Health Zone 2, this public hospital takes people from Chamartín and Salamanca as well as acting as hospital for the autonomous university. They do organ removals and transplants.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Imaginarium


Toys and accessories for kids
Núñez de Balboa, 52
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 3355
http://www.imaginarium.es/
The toys and games sold here are organized and displayed according to themes and many of them have an educational dimension. You'll find everything attractively laid out in shelves and sections under headings like Nature, Professions, Construction, Music and Theatre. Come on the weekend and your kids will be entertained by clowns and magicians. Pick up a copy of the annual catalogue for reference.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Imaginarium photo by Joe Glaser
Photo: Joe Glaser
 

 
Jacadi


French influence
Calle de Claudio Coello 75
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 431 2210
It sells French-style fashion clothing for children up to 12 years old. Everything is beautiful and the quality is excellent, which would explain the high prices. You'll also find a good variety of wallpaper, fabrics and accessories to decorate children's bedrooms. The shop takes on decorating projects, too. And, like a bridal registry service, they feature a birth registry, so your friends and family will know just what to get you for your newly-born baby. An outfit (shirt and trousers) will cost you around (EUR 60.10).

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Jacques Dessange


For would-be blondes
Calle de Claudio Coello 57
Salon Dessange
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 6722
http://www.jacques-dessange.com/
Jacques Dessange, boss of Madrid's most chic French hair salon, is famous for being able to create a beautiful head of blond hair on anyone. The salon offers a wide range of hair care services and other health and beauty treatments, including a steam bath and natural clay face masks. Other natural beauty treatments and products are available as well.

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Jardín de Serrano


Small quality mall
Calle de Goya 6
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 0012
http://www.jardindeserrano.es/
An upmarket shopping centre full of expensive stores selling high-quality goods on Calle Goya near the corner with Calle Serrano. You'll find a stationer's, a jeweller's, a café and fashion clothing outlets like Cerruti, Umo, Alfaro and Beverly Hills Polo Club. There's even a trendy children's outfitter called Baby Duck and couple of shoe shops. It has a pleasant atmosphere, even if you're just out for a bit of window shopping.

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Jardín de Serrano photo by wcities
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Javier Larraínzar


A favourite of Princesses
Castelló, 16
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 8835
His suits and spectacular wedding gowns are made to order and use silk, embroidered tulle and other luxurious fabrics. An exclusive design can cost upwards of EUR3606, though his pret-à-porter collections are more affordable. You can also take home beautiful accessories, like muslin shawls for about EUR192. This Spanish designer is a favourite of Princesses Elena and Cristina de Borbón.

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Jeromín


Elegant shoes
Padre Damián, 18
Madrid 28036
Spain
+34 91 4577926
It has been in business since 1964 and sells brand name shoes by Timberland, Sebago, Superga, Gorila, Start-Rite, and more, for children and adults alike. It has a good range of sizes and colours available. Their topsiders and ballerina slippers for girls are particularly popular. Prices depend on the brand: a pair of Sebagos for men cost around EUR 132 whilst boy's sizes sell for EUR 30. There's another branch in La Moraleja Shopping Centre (Avenida de Europa, 13-15, Local B-10; tel: +34 91 661 8202).

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Jofer


Huge hair salon
Paseo de la Castellana, 107
Madrid 28040
Spain
+34 91 5561352
This is a great (in every sense of the word) chain of hair salons, given that they have 25 in Madrid and what's more, they have the city's most accommodating opening times. Their range of services includes everything you could imagine from a hair salon, as well as body and facial treatments. They also do henna tattoos, permanent make-up, laser hair removal and, for those interested in learning about appearances, they even offer classes on hair styling and make-up.

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Jofer photo by wcities
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Júcaro


Men's hair & beauty salon
Alfonso XIII, 145
Madrid 28016
Spain
+34 91 3593058
This salon not only cuts men's hair but also does pedicures, manicures, scalp treatments, facials and more, and also has a tanning bed. It caters exclusively to men. The modern decor, featuring grey tones and an aluminum ceiling with halogen lighting, sets the perfect mood for a new look. They will give you a nice traditional cut if you insist, but try one of their fanciful color jobs. They will also trim your beard.

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Lefty´s Company


Just for southpaws
Serrano, 162
Madrid, Madrid 28002
Spain
+34 91 411 1760
This store specialises in selling products for left-handed people. You'll find everything from watches to inverted scissors. It stocks all sorts of office supplies as well as items for the classroom, bathroom, kitchen and sewing basket. Life will become a lot easier for southpaws after visiting this store, for sure.

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Lloyds TSB Bank plc


All you would expect
Serrano, 90
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 90 202 4365
http://www.lloydstsb.es/ing/in...
Lloyds has several branches in Madrid, all offering the full-range of services available from this internationally prestigious bank. Whether for you personally or your company, they're sure to provide the service you're looking for.

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Loewe


Luxury fashions in leather
Serrano, 26
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 6056
A classic Spanish luxury goods store that began by specialising in leather items and has since moved on to offer men's and women's designer clothing as well. It now has an international reputation and the Japanese are particularly infatuated with the label. Leather is still the speciality and the bags are popular and expensive - starting at (EUR 300,50) - fashion accessories. The two-storey shop caters for men and women and displays a collection of beautiful scarves, ties, wallets, belts, suitcases and briefcases.

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Loewe photo by Martín Gaitto
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Lottusse


Walk in comfort
Calle de Goya 6-8
Centro Comercial El Jardín de Serrano
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
You'll find shoes for men and women who want comfort above all else. In addition to Lottusse's own brand, it also stocks Sebago, Barrats, Timberland and more. Quality leather belts, bags, suitcases, wallets and key-rings are on sale, too. In summer, it have a nice selection of sandals. Prices average (EUR 90.15-180.3). There are several branches located throughout Madrid.

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Louis Vuitton


Famous leather bags and suitcases
Ortega y Gasset, 15
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 575 1308
http://www.vuitton.com/
Although the company has been in business since 1854, when it was first set up in Paris, their designs are some of the most innovative in the world of fashion. All of the suitcases, handbags, purses, briefcases, belts, diaries and even fountain pens here carry the exclusive label. It's a luxury not everyone can afford. A beautiful suitcase can cost upto EUR1100. You'll also find sports coats, skirts, cashmere sweaters, overcoats, leather garments and summer sandals on sale.

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Louis Vuitton photo by BIG-O
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Luis&Tachi


Experienced hair stylists
Calle De Arturo Soria 126
Arturo Soria, 126-128
Madrid 28043
Spain
+34 91 7595491
http://www.luisytachi.com
This salon has over thirty years experience in Madrid, and it shows. Many of its stylists have been trained in its own hairdressing school or in equally renowned centers overseas, and all are supremely professional. Cuts and colors follow the latest trends, so there is no danger of ending up with a blue rinse. Prices are what you would expect for such a well-known establishment: cuts at EUR19 for women, EUR13.2 for men, a shave for EUR10, highlights at EUR40 ptas and colour for EUR16.2. There are eight salons in Madrid plus another six which operate within Corte Inglés department stores.

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Massimo Dutti


Classic and urban clothes
Paseo de la Habana, 40
Madrid, Madrid 28036
Spain
This designer began by dressing men in elegant, reasonably priced clothes and he's now offering the same sort of service to women. The clothes are aimed mostly at the young, but there are suits for all ages. You'll find jackets, T-shirts, leather and suede items, Bermuda shorts, handkerchiefs, belts and scarves. It's all good quality and prices are fair. Shirts sell for (EUR 36.06). There are other branches on Princesa, 79 (+34 91 549 8928), Narváez, 6 (+34 91 576 0239) and Goya, 73 (+34 91 431 3900).

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Massimo Dutti photo by wcities
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Mercado de Chamartín


More than just a neighbourhood market
C/ Bolivia, 9
Madrid, Madrid 28016
Spain
+34 (0)91 457 5350
http://www.mercadodechamartin....
This is one of Madrid's best and most exclusive markets. It has been open for over 40 years selling quality fresh produce to the neighbourhood on both of its two floors. You'll find stalls bursting with the best available fish and seafood, meat, fruit and fresh vegetables that all arrive on a daily basis to ensure freshness. There are also two cafes in which you can take a break from shopping.

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Mercado de la Paz


With two restaurants
Calle De Ayala 28
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 435 0743
http://www.cclapaz.com
You'll find this market hidden away in one of the city's most exclusive neighbourhoods. It offers gourmets, a great selection of quality products and has two restaurants that charge reasonable prices. It was built in the 19th century by Eiffel himself, but it didn't become a market until 1943. There's a car-park for customers (first hour free), and you can even do your shopping from their web site.

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Moda Shopping


Good choice of stores
Calle de General Perón 40
Madrid, Madrid 28020
Spain
+34 91 581 1525
http://www.modashopping.com
You can get much of your shopping done here in a pleasant environment under one roof opposite Santiago Bernabéu football stadium. Fashion clothing outlets predominate; you'll find Trucco, Benetton, K&E for men and women, Q-ellos and designer, Purificación García's own store, amongst others. For shoes, you have Charcos, Lujans and Cristina Castañer. There are home decor stores, gift shops, an antiques gallery, several restaurants and a beauty salon. You could even buy a work of contemporary Spanish art from the gallery.

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Moderna


Male grooming
Alcalá, 121
Madrid 28009
Spain
+34 91 4353749
In spite of its name, this is a traditional barber and hair salon for men, where they will shave your bushy beard to leave your skin smooth and silky. This shop has been open since 1909, which says something about their expertise. They cut hair the old-fashioned way, with scissors and razors. You can even try out the age-old, tried and true remedy to avoid hair loss, burning the ends off. The decor is equally classic, with tiled walls. They have another branch at Ortega y Gasset, 61 (+34 91 401 5769).

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Mothercare


Bright colours rule
Calle de Claudio Coello 44
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 2319
http://www.mothercare.es/tiend...
This store belonging to the English chain has been in Madrid a long time and it stocks everything a future mother and baby need. The clothes for 0-8s are fun, comfortable and colourful. You don't have to spend a fortune to get good quality. It also sells high-quality cotton underwear, cribs, prams, high-chairs and car seats at reasonable prices.

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Museum Musei


Art-inspired gifts
Velázquez, 47
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 4201
http://www.museummusei.com/mus...
This gift store sells a grand mix of jewellery, clothes, leather goods, books, stationery and games all inspired by famous works of art and it has branches in some of the country's finest art museums. This particular store has two stories worth of stock including art books, prints, paintings, reproductions and even a small delicatessen. You can order through the catalogue although the store offers a greater choice.

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Oh! Delicatessen


Indulge yourself!
Narváez, 15
Madrid 28009
Spain
+34 91 5774070
http://www.lacomercial.com
Pastas, chocolates, exotic coffees - your mouth watering yet? If so, head to this divine delicatessen today! It is the ideal place to indulge yourself - the book-lined walls offer interesting reads to enjoy with that steaming cuppa, and the chocolates on offer are so rare, some varieties are not found in any other store in the whole of Madrid! Now how's that for exclusivity!

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Oreja de Plata


Prices for all budgets
Jorge Juan, 39
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
An avantgarde store that sells designer Chus Bures' annual silver and gold collection alongside a wide range of exquisite watches, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and ornately inlaid ebony jewel boxes. Its interior is made up of a spectacular staircase, white walls, wooden floors and an enormous decorative silver plated ear. Items range in price from (EUR 42.07) to incredible pieces at over the million-peseta mark (EUR 6010.12).

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Paloma Enseñat


Exclusive designer wear
Calle de Don Ramón de la Cruz 12
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 575 0812
http://www.palomaensenat.com/
You'll find a wide range of formal wear and sportswear for kids including trousers, jackets, shirts, T-shirts, skirts, Bermuda shorts and more. You can even pick the material from one of the catalogues on hand and have different articles made to order with the fabric of your choice. The store can make up formal children's clothing for weddings and special events. Their prices offer good value for money. There's another branch in the Arturo Soria district, on Calle Caleruega, 61 (+34 91 766 9345).

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Pastelería Húngara


Quality Cakes
Calle de Padilla 33
Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91402 6574
Sometimes chocolate on anything for dessert just will not do. Those desperate to find a dessert that will impress scrutinous guests with very high standards should head into the up-market barrio de Salamanca neighborhood and pay a visit to Pasteler�a H�ngara. This Hungarian bakery may not look brightly attractive from the outside, but it’s rather old-fashioned d�cor instantly conveys you’re in for a real old-school baker’s treat: thin, delicate, melt-in-your-mouth crust exquisitely lined with sliced fresh apples on their tarta de manzana, or the perfectly buttered pastry that laces over their signature fresh raspberry tarta de frambuesa. And you thought you’d tasted it all! -Teba Orueta Blanco

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Pata Negra


Bike as you like it
Ramos Carrión, 6
Madrid, Madrid 28002
Spain
A store that specialises in making and selling customised made-to-measure bicycles, it stocks a wide range of standard racing bikes as well. They come in all shapes and sizes and prices. You can also buy from the selection of clothing and accessories on offer. If you don't want to invest in a bike for life, you can hire one from here by the hour.

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Pedro del Hierro


Affordable designer clothing
Serrano, 24
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 575 6906
The Spanish designer's beautifully designed shop offers simple, elegant clothes for men and women. There's a nice selection of suits, knitwear, coats, jackets, bags, shoes and more. Everything is reasonably priced given the quality. Men's suits cost around (EUR 300), and women's outfits (skirt suits and dresses) run around (EUR 270.45). You can also find his designs in Cortefiel (+34 902 453 545), and there's another Pedro del Hierro boutique in Raimundo Fernández Villaverde, 43-45.

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Pequeña Inglaterra


Solid Victorian furniture
Villanueva, 15
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 5783467
This small shop is crammed full of antiques and furniture imported from England, especially Victorian-style pieces, lie bureaux, tables, chairs, armchairs, silverware, rugs, frames and cushions. Everything has a charming old-fashioned style in great taste. Prices match the unbeatable quality. A Victorian mahogany chest of drawers can cost up to (EUR 1803.03). There's another branch in Malaga.

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Perla


Interiors of great luxury
Serrano, 28
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 4358125
The exquisite articles are a luxury for all the senses. This place has original designs of under garments, bras and sleep wear, perfect to treat yourself or gift someone. A set of bras and panties costs EUR84. This famed feminine company of Italian lingerie, whose origins go back to 1954, opened its first store in Madrid in 1999.

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Prada


An Italian classic
Calle de Goya 4
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 4364212
The star of this Italian firm's collection is the handbag, imitated the world over. You can purchase one for 77000 ptas (EUR 462.78), or a pair of shoes for 49000 ptas (EUR 294.5). They also sell suits, coats and knitwear.

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Roberto Torretta


Mostly leather
Calle de Fereluz Local 17
Madrid, Madrid 28039
Spain
+34 91 319 5920
http://www.robertotorretta.com/
This designer creates top-quality, very sexy clothes for the modern woman. His collection of jackets and other leather creations are what have made him famous. Prices are affordable. A suit costs around EUR 301 and a leather jacket goes for EUR 391.

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Santa


A very sweet visit
Calle de Serrano 5
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 576 8646
Chocolate is the undoubted star of this store and you can choose from more than 60 different types, including bonbons, truffles, pralines, naranjines (oranges covered in chocolate) and marrón glaçé (sugar-glazed chestnuts). The shop's most famous products, however, are the giant 50-gram bonbons and leña vieja, ideal for decorating cakes.

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Santa photo by wcities
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Segunda Manita


Second-hand clothes for kids
Antonio Acuña, 12
Madrid, Madrid 28009
Spain
+34 91 576 0722
Why shouldn't kids have their own second-hand store? This place is exceptional in that respect. Clothes, bottles, high chairs, cribs, etc, for babies and children up to 6 years old. Everything is in good condition and quite affordable. If you want to sell clothes and toys, you get cash on the spot. With other items, you sign a contract with a fixed price and, once the stuff is sold, you get 60% of the price. It's best to call ahead before lugging over a huge piece of furniture.

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Sun Planet


Protect your eyes from the sun
Calle de Goya 11
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 0628
A well-known chain with branches all over Madrid, it sells a wide range of prestigious brand name sunglasses - including Ray Ban, Calvin Klein, Gucci, Vogue and Police - in a wide range of styles. You're bound to find what you're looking for here and it's all high quality, fashionable merchandise made from all sorts of materials at all sorts of prices.

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Sybilla


Exclusive clothes, accessories & more
Callejón de Jorge Juan 12
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 578 1322
This Spanish designer has been very successful over the years and offers several collections: the first is the most elegant and highest quality; the second is a collection of wedding dresses; and the third (Jocomomola) is more affordable and aimed at younger women. There are a lot of accessories, including bags, shoes, scarves, wallets and household items. The store remains open 10a-2p & 4:30p-8:30p.

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TOD's


Mad about shoes!
Ortega Y Gasset 17
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 (0)91 577 6343
http://www.todsonline.com/
If you are looking for stylish footwear, you must check out TOD's in Madrid. Pick out from a large range of shoes in leather and suede, and choose from different styles and colors. The store is well-known for its hip fashion and cool quotient. The classic moccasin shoes are very popular and sell like hot cakes! Also find handbags, belts, pouches and purses. This is a place where fashion meets functionality!

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Tiendas de Serrano 88


Exclusive selection
Serrano, 88
Madrid 28006
Spain
This arcade is full of nice boutiques, including Casandra, Sakhuntala, Tous, Grisby and many more. You'll find top-quality brands like Guess, Fendi, Armani, Versace, Kenzo, Antonio Miró, Sara Navarro on display. There's a Benetton outlet and a León 26 shoe shop in addition to home decorating shops, a beauty salon and a hairdresser's. It's a great place to stroll around. It's opposite the ABC de Serrano Shopping Centre in the exclusive Serrano district.

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Trapitos


Maternity and baby clothes
Santiago Bernabéu, 16 - B
Madrid 28036
Spain
+34 91 5627222
With everything for children and mothers-to-be, it's located on a small street next to Santiago Bernaba Stadium. You'll find clothes up to size 14, items for newly-borns, furniture and maternity clothes. You can also get prams, cribs, mattresses and accessories. They even have pinafores up to size 12 for girls. Prices match the top-quality items: swimsuits at (EUR 30.05), dresses at (EUR 48.08) and hats at (EUR 18.03).

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Week End


Small Shop with Charm
Jorge Juan 13
Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 781 07 81
First impression: not much space! A corridor connects two rooms; the first one, as you enter the shop, has men's clothing, and in the other one, you can find women's clothing. Something that makes Week End so special, apart from the nice treat you'll receive, is the quality of the clothes and shoes they sell. But be careful, with quality comes high prices! Week End exclusively offers Ralph Lauren and Faconable articles. The good news is that you will have the chance to buy at very good prices during July-August bargains period. You'll make out with a 30% or even a 50% of discount. - Angeles Fernandez

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Wimbledon


You might get a good return
Príncipe de Vergara, 221
Madrid, Madrid 28016
Spain
+34 91 564 6664
A racket specialists where you'll also find a wide range of equipment, clothing and accessories for tennis, badminton, short tennis and squash. It's all high-quality brand name gear in all kinds of styles from traditional to modern. The store even offers a repair and maintenance service for those who use their rackets alot.

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Www.ltmracing.com


Accessories for world-class bikes
Antonio Pérez, 16
Madrid 28002
Spain
+34 91 5618572
http://www.ltmracing.com
The "tmracing" in the name literally means "the most racing shop". Suffice it to say that they specialize in world-class racing bikes. The shop spreads over 200 square meters of floor space, and nearly all of the items on hand come from the US, such as the Santa Cruz models from California. The shop is decked out to look like a warehouse; a repair shop included. If you're the type who wants a bike made to order, this is the place. They also stock all sorts of accessories, both for the pros and those who would like to be.

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Yves Saint Laurent


Classy elegance
Serrano, 34
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 575 1145
http://www.ysl.com/
No introduction is necessary. This magnificent shop on Calle Serrano is a good choice for beautiful dresses, suits, complete outfits and accessories such as shoes, bags, jewellery, perfumes and ties. Prices match the quality and reputation of the brand; in other words, very expensive but worth it. The window display is always a joy to behold, in case you can't afford what's inside.

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Zapatito Inglés


Original styles for tiny tots
Calle de Don Ramón de la Cruz 14
Madrid, Madrid 28001
Spain
+34 91 577 9697
You can buy infants' shoes in sizes up to 36, and up to 41 in trainers and other sports shoes. The designs are original and come in a variety of colours. Both Spanish and imported brands are available, in excellent quality leather. Prices are generally high, but it all depends on the brand. There's another branch on Paseo de la Habana, 87 (tel: +34 91 458 1166).

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Zara


Affordable quality clothes
Calle de Serrano 61
Serrano, 61
Madrid, Madrid 28006
Spain
+34 91 576 6334
http://www.zara.com
This Spanish chain is now famous in the rest of the world. It offers the latest in fashion at affordable prices, and every year its reputation grows. It sells clothes for women, men, teens and children. In addition, there are suits, coats, outfits, sweaters, shoes and knitwear. Children's items are available for one-year-olds and up. To give you an idea of prices: women's trouser suit costs about (EUR 108.18), which is a lot cheaper than at Zara in the UK. There are 23 branches in Madrid itself.

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Zara photo by wcities
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