My first time in a Le Coq Sportif boutique and I loved it. They are a small French athletic…read morecompany, but they hold their own with decent looking street wear, low key athletic attire, and retro t-shirts that they make in the store from a back catalog of formerly sponsored teams. Unusual and cool. Go ahead and rock the Coq.

Le Coq Sportif never caught on in the states because it has the word Coq in the name. Otherwise,…read morethey make really cool sports and athleisure wear. Great bicycling stuff. I found a short sleeve hoodie with the pocket on the inside. Great track suits and shoes made in France. Give it a shot, they all speak English in there.

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.

This store is very strange, of course, it is being a Real Madrid store in Barcelona, when it comes…read moreto football, Barcelona and Real Madrid are arch rivals, perhaps to a greater extent than Barcelona and Espanyol, and Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid, the cities are so far apart, the length of a flight time from here to Madrid could be longer than Manchester to Paris, just under 400 miles separate this city, making Manchester to Calais closer, which is going from the north of England to France, which shows the immense difference. The fact of the matter is, this shop only appears to tourists and in a way Real Madrid are aiming towards their worldwide, rather than loyal and perhaps more "true" fan-base with this location, so that is certainly interesting. The store mainly sells Real Madrid merchandise, such as shirts and even some from the Spanish national football team as well, there also are seats similar to what the players and manager would sit on at the Bernabeau in the middle of the store, which is quite a cool way to have seats in your store, but not original as most clubs tend to do it, such as my favourite club, Manchester City. Overall, this store seems okay in the unlikely event that someone in Barcelona would want Real Madrid merchandise, but still it is a smart move by appealing to tourists more than supporters yet stil as a football fan it's hard for me to understand the location, but the store in general is okay, perhaps with a small selection and slightly below average in general, hence earning a two star rating.

I went to el clásico and the next day I had to stop by this place to get some gifts. This place is…read morethree floors and just plain amazing even if you are not a fan of Real Madrid. There are always employees ready to help you find whatever you need. You can find anything for anyone in this store. It does get crowded so you have to be careful not to bump into people. When I was there the line to get checked out was long. They have one in each level to make it quicker, and the employees ringing you up are efficient to reduce the time you spend waiting.

From the owner: Botiga temática del F.C.Barcelona, donde encontrarás todas las equipaciones oficiales y ademas…read morepodrás personalizalas con tu dorsal favorito. Disponemos de todo tipo de artículos del Fútbol Club Barcelona: polos, chandals,camisetas entreno, toallas, balones, llaveros, relojes y muy diversos detalles ... que serán un fantástico recuerdo.

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.

These guys were great. First time for me visiting Barcelona and I made the mistake of not bringing…read moregood walking shoes. After one painful day I said enough and checked out Bikila. They were so helpful about finding the right shoe for me. Very friendly staff. Muchas Gracias!

If you are a runner you need your shop, and went I got in Barcelona I only have been in Bikila. It…read moreis true that I know one of the guys working there (David) that happens to be from Mallorca like me. But they have a really good selection of the top brands (Brooks, Saucony, Adidas, Nike, K-swiss and so on), in running shoes. Also they have running gear from the same brands, nutrition and GPS gadgets. They will perform a gait analysis if you don't know what type of runner you are. Depending on that they will start showing you different models. Last time I went there I tried 6 pairs. I finally went home with the second one, the brooks adrenaline 14 (not the latest model, but the one that felt more confortable). Price could be better, but I guess you are also paying the service you are getting. As I said the staff is really helpful and they are also runners (and good ones, not mid packers as I am).

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.

David, the owner and designer, has amazing talent. All the designs in the store are unique. He even…read moremakes women's custom shirts by hand from men's t shirts...and the girls love em. If you want really great non-tourist memorabilia with design that represents this great city, this is the best joint in the area.

This t-shirt shop is absolutely hilarious with it's play on words and overall attitude. The owner…read moremakes everything himself and was a genuine, nice guy. We talked for probably 20 minutes or so, he made us literally any t-shirt we wanted, and did it with a smile no matter how complicated our order got. He said our shopping there makes him happy as it gets hard sometimes, and we completely understood where he was coming from. If there's one place to take your business and spend some money, it's here. And it's not a huge tourist street at all, so you'd probably miss the street if you weren't looking for it. We spent over $150 USD, and got super fun t-shirts, sweaters, some magnets, and he even gave us 5 free postcards. We really loved the owner and his shop. 10/10!