After few days in Barcelona and going in N out many gift and souvenir shops this was the best and…read morebetter quality so far. Great selection and great customer service from the owner and his team. Highly recommend this gift/souvenir shop is you're in the old part of Barcelona around the Roman aqueduct or the old cathedral.

This place is a great idea for a last-minute gift if you are by the Barcelona cathedral. I highly…read morerecommend this place for last minute souvenirs and gifts if you want to pick something up when you're in the area excellent employees, wonderful prices. Come in and browse.

I came here in February during a vacation to Barcelona, looking for some unique gifts and…read moretreasures- LOVED this store so much. I picked two beautifully painted bowls (different patterns on each) and I had to keep them for myself instead of giving them away. The selection is great, easy to find something for your home!

Appears to be closed. Attempted 2 different days. Phone disconnected. Disappointed to not be able…read moreto see store.

Factory has a wide range of keyrings and badges in various motifs, such as sports teams, brands,…read morecartoon characters, cult classics, and even Barcelona and Spain souvenirs. Quality feels high, and prices are reasonable (around €3,00 on average).

Fyi right now they are doing construction and its a hot mess. We didnt know so we stayed in the…read morearea thinking it was going to be the happening stop. Plus because of construction its harder to walk around so not fun to get around.

An international centerpiece of the multi cultural city of Barcelona. It was a forty-five minute…read morewalk from one end to the other. Several outdoor cafe style seating in front of tapas eateries. Well known retail outlets lined most of the street on both sides. The best part was not the main street but the little side alleys with the mom and pop restaurants and "tchotche" shops. We had a blast in this hopping area and even found a small laudrymat to wash and dry our clothes since most European hotels do not offer dryers.

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.

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.

This shop is two stories of excellent options if you're looking for something to commemorate your…read moretrip to Barcelona. Tons of traditional pottery, gifts, plate sets, sculpture and more. This is not a simple souvenir booth. The staff is helpful, but only if you ask them. There isn't going to be anyone following you around while you browse in the quiet confines. Reasonably priced, and they ship as well.

Love this store - unique products, beautiful ceramics, and lots of them. They ship to the US, too -…read morefast service, arrived within a few days.

So many cute options! I came here for their €10 decorated Catalan tiles, very similar to what I…read morehave seen on houses in the country. They also have more expensive ones you can buy, but I'm on a student budget so I didn't get those. They are very affordable, authentic local gifts. Of all the Barcelona ceramics/pottery shops (I have been to 3 or 4 in the Gothic Quarter), this is my favorite.

A cute shop in the Gothic quarter. It has some of the souvenirs that other shops have in the styles…read moreof Gaudí, Dalí, Miró, etc. But also ceramic, porcelain, and glass pieces that I thought were quite nice. The woman who was working there was also very friendly but not pushy at all and answered any questions we had. All in all a nice place to shop!

The Gothic Quarter is the oldest section of Barcelona. My husband and I hired a guide to take us on…read morea private tour of Barcelona, and one of my favorite parts of our tour was walking around the Gothic Quarter. We enjoyed seeing the remains of a Roman wall, the Barcelona Cathedral, the Mercado de La Boqueria, the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, cobblestone alleyways, public squares, stores, restaurants, and more. If you are planning a vacation for Barcelona, then I highly recommend that you stroll through the Gothic Quarter.

Most of my adventures through the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona were of historic buildings and…read morechurches which are surrounded by retail shops and unique tapas and cafe eateries. The wife and I got the pleasure to take a four hour food and wine tour throughout the Gothic Quarter providing us the opportunity to taste true Barcelona at four different locations. The area has a dark, wet and slightly unsettling gloomy atmosphere with lots of unsanctioned wall graffiti, although gave it added character to the area.

Do not buy anything from this store. I purchased a large ceramic item costing over $1k EU. They…read moredidn't ship it for 4 months (no reason provided) and didn't answer my first 5 emails inquiring about its status. When it finally arrived, it was broken. They promised to replace it and then went silent on me. So now I own a $1000 EU broken piece of garbage. These are not trustworthy business people so avoid this store at all costs. Well be getting the money refunded from our cc company so that visa can formally pursue 2bis for reimbursement of funds

From the owner: En el centro de la ciudad, en una de las calles más históricas de Barcelona, se encuentra una de…read morelas tiendas más importantes en objetos de artesanía de esta ciudad, punto de encuentro para muchos barceloneses a la hora de hacer un regalo. Inaugurada en el año 1900, declarada de interés cultural y arquitectónico con sus dos ángeles como columnas presidiendo la planta principal, en ella se recoge una amplia y variada selección de artículos artesanales de todo el territorio español, que representa una buena muestra de la riqueza cultural de nuestro país. En sus más de 200 metros cuadrados podrá encontrar un amplio surtido de artesanía de los más diversos materiales como cerámica, porcelana, vidrio o papel maché.