Madrid Beats

Shopping

Walk. Observe. Follow your instincts. Feel how the history of Madrid breathes in the shops and coexists naturally with the most contemporary creativity. Let yourself go.

Madrid’s heart beats beyond its stores.

In just a few steps, the world’s best luxury brands mix with century-old shops, specialized workshops, and unique creations by avant-garde designers.

Follow your style.
Discover Madrid.

Follow your style.
Discover Madrid.

From Malasaña and Chueca to Salamanca and Salesas, without forgetting the historical center: Shopping in Madrid means discovering what makes each neighborhood unique and letting yourself be surprised by all its hidden treasures.

It is the indescribable experience of exploring the Ansorena jewelry store, which opened in 1845, and that same afternoon discovering that the Madrid house Loewe was founded just one year later.

Among its great landmarks are El Corte Inglés, Las Rozas Village and Galería Canalejas—three essential beats of Madrid shopping.

It means perusing the Suarez jewelry store, which opened in Madrid in 1982 on Calle de Serrano, its first location outside of Bilbao. More than 40 years later, the brand remains a benchmark of Spanish luxury on Madrid’s Golden Mile.

It’s about accessing all the big international luxury brands while letting yourself be dazzled by the craftsmanship at specialized tailor shops such as Capas Seseña or Camisería Burgos, whose beginnings date back to the early 20th century.

Some heartbeats are unmistakable, like those that lead you to get lost at the Sunday flea market, and others that provide a glimpse of the future in Madrid’s growing independent design scene, which features brands such as Cortana, Oteyza, Teresa Helbig, Helena Rohner, and Malababa. Each and every one awaits you in Madrid.

Shopping streets in Madrid