Decathlon is a sporting goods store selling athletic wear and equipment for all. You will find fit…read morebits, swimsuits, running shoes, camping gear and so forth. No doubt you will find what you're looking for in this well equipped place.

The expansive, multi-storied store had just about any sports related gear you would need, whether…read moreits for snorkeling, snowboarding, running, biking, camping, or more. Since it was Spain's huge sale season right now (Dates after January 6 to the end of the winter season) I was able to find some goods at pretty nice deals -- half the store goods were discounted! While I was able to catch some good finds, I found some other prices to be the multiple of what they'd be in the states. For example, I could get hand warmers in the states for about 40 cents each whereas here they were 5 euros, or about $5.50 in dollars. Also, I didn't find the sports clothes to be the trendiest, but perhaps that was because all major stores in Spain are left only with the remnants of their winter collection around this time frame.

Great pilot store with all the newest Nike Gear. Friendly staff and cool displays. This location…read morehas a lot of retail shopping and restaurants all around this area including a tourist center with everything Barcelona.

I bought a pair of Adidas X Speedflow.1 FG. About a month later I noticed a bubble on the shoe and…read moreweeks later there were more bubbles. I reach out to notify Futbolmania, I was told to return them via mail. A month later the package was returned to me with a notice of refusal to accept. Till this day Futbolmania has failed to help me. I don't know what else to do at this point.

I sadly wasn't able to squeeze in a trip to Camp Nou on my vacay, so I figured this giant football…read morestore would be the next best thing, lol! It was about a 15 minute walk from my hotel in the L'Eixample neighborhood, and was definitely worth it! This store is gigantic and has anything you could ever want football related! Kits, shirts, bags, other fan gear, football equipment, and an insane selection of football boots. And speaking of jerseys, they pretty much have jerseys from every major club in the world. Being from the US, where football/soccer isn't as big as American football or basketball, I'm just not used to seeing such a gigantic, amazing store! Lol. You guys have it good here in Barça! And as you can see in my pic, I loaded up on some Barça gear!

We spent 5 days in Barcelona and went to this store at least three times. I spent hours shopping…read morehere. It's near the top of my bucket list to return. Ideally I would love a shopping trip once a year.

I've been into this major Spanish department stores in past visits but never really walked around…read moreto look closer at their merchandise. This time we browsed each of the 6+ floors they have and realized they stock a huge selection of fashion, shoes, home items and food goods. I was very impressed at the quality of their goods and the friendly service of all associates in each department. The highlight was visiting their cafe restaurant on the top floor. They had everything from paella, pizza & pasta, Asian, baked goods to desserts. The dining area with its expansive views was worth the visit alone.

This Nike branch is similar to the "Running" type of store, which can be found in the United…read moreKingdom, it is located on the Gracia Street in Barcelona, which is basically the Catalan answer to the Champs Elysee, but no where near as good in my opinion, with many rivals nearby including PUMA. This store in all honesty didnt seem to sell a great range of products and only appealed to a small market, rather than those who wear sportswear for fashion, it appealed at runners with running gear etc. The staff didn't seem too welcoming or helpful, and that was a shame and sadly the store didn't have a great feel to it either, it felt a little cramped at times. I called in this store around 3 months ago now, and I'm struggling what else to say, it is an average Nike Running shop but perhaps without running equipment to demo, and perhaps with a much more squashed, and crowded feel, even compared to a city centre branch such as Nike's similar store they had in Manchester before it was closed and replace with an O2 store.

Literally three workers helping one person because they're actually just chatting while we wait for…read morethem to give us shoes to try one. Idiots.

Forgot a long sleeve sweatshirt and popped into check out this place. Great selection for men and…read morewomen with lots of outerwear and Euro as well as American styles. Owner was super helpful and friendly in getting me what I needed while conversing in English.

Catalan cousins started Growold this year and it's an awesome concept boutique - the concept being…read morethe relaxed surfer/skater lifestyle long associated with Barcelona. Growold offers a range of sophisticated but casual international labels like WeMoto, Rhythm, Fjällräven, Native Youth, Penfield, Captain Fin, Poler, Nixon, and many more. Although the store specializes in menswear, there are a lot of rad accessories available for women like Pacific & Co. & Stance socks, House of Marley headphones, bad ass backpacks, etc. The guys told me that they plan on launching their eponymous clothing label next Spring, so I'm looking forward to seeing that new collection. Even better, they plan on opening an annex shop early next year to rent cruisers and skateboards.

Adidas on Passeig Gracia in Barcelona is quite a large store, it is similar to a Nike running store…read morecompared to the type of sports shop I'm used too in the UK, but the layout was slightly nicer and they even sold some football kits, such as Real Madrid, arguably one of the two biggest clubs in Spain alongside Barcelona, who have their kits made by Nike. Overall in the store, there was a decent range of some products, if anything this store also is similar to the branch of Adidas I saw at the end of Champs Elysse in Paris, but perhaps slightly smaller. I didn't have too much of a conversation with a staff to comment, they seemed okay I guess but I wasn't welcomed or ask if anyone could help, which was slightly frustrating considering the store wasn't too busy either, perhaps it put them off that I walked in wearing all Nike clothing with my England shirt and Nike bottoms? Still I do like the Adidas brand, and they did have a decent selection of products here, they seemed slightly overpriced without a large amount of sales / offers on which was a shame. 2 stars as this is a decent store yet service, pricing and more sporty/budget clothing selection should be improved.

While on vacation my husband really need some good tennis shoe. His feet where killing so we went…read moreto our favorite store. Always classy and you can count on the merchandise always living up to your expectations even in a new vacation spot. Help is at your finger tips. Thank goodness for the the help Addis.

If you arrive a bit early to Sagrada Familia and can't enter, it's worth the time to quickly stop…read morein here. The beauty is not only browsing through the merch, but to also visit the museum to learn a little history about the team, stadium, and the partnership they have with the UNHCR to see the work they've done to assist refugees. It was quite an interesting experience that you don't normally see in these megastores for other sports teams. Note that if you're actually a fan of FCB, you can pay extra to get a photo with the championship cup. I passed, but I commend the staff's effort for convincing others otherwise.

On this current trip throughout Spain we visited both Estadio Santiago Bernabéu (Real Madrid) and…read moreCamp Nou. The customer service here is amazing and the staff is so friendly! Everyone makes conversation and is more than happy to help. In comparison to the other stadium where you would ask someone a question and they seemed bothered.