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.

From the owner: Tienda especializada en todo tipo de productos relacionados con el mundo del baloncesto…read more Zapatillas, ropa y complementos para poder disfrutar del baloncesto en todos sus aspectos.

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.