El Corte Inglés is a massive department store with 11 floors to explore!…read moreThey've got brands like Longchamp, Bimba y Lola, Samsonite, Sephora, Balmain, Brunello Cucinelli, and more. You could definitely spend the entire day here, with all the stuff they have. Beauty products, perfumes/colognes, clothes, luggages, food... what more could you ask for! Honestly, better than most malls we have in Massachusetts.

It's huge! It's convenient! It's inventory is fantastic! It's El Corte Inglés! For all you shopping…read moredesires, you can't go wrong at this mall! So many floors of everything you could want or need. It's well organized and the staff is helpful! We went in the get a belt for my hubby, and found a plethora of choices! We ended up purchasing 2 and they were excellent quality and value priced for the designer brand. We walked around just to "window shop" and enjoyed the displays and the gorgeous clothing. They restrooms are super clean and fresh. Your one stop shop for whatever you're looking for... it's here!

Great finds shopping anything for the home. From kitchen stuff like tea infusers, spoons, bird like…read morescrapper, containers, to tea, candy, face mask, random seasonal items that are just plain cute. It's a chain mostly in Europe with lots of fun, cool, funny things. Quality reminds me of like Ikea, functional and affordable. Love the store! Danish design, practical and adorable.

Reminds me of Five Below back in the USA - inexpensive home items, toys, personal care items, and…read morecrafts. Most items were 3 euros or less. It might be a fun option for souvenirs/gifts.

Love this store. I go for the groceries. I buy them as souvenirs when I go home to America. The…read moreprices are sometimes lower than "cheaper" stores due to sales. There are two Cortes very close to each other- the smaller one has cooler gourmet items (and the gourmet "experience") which is great- I can find things like Kusmi tea there, and really special items. The other store has a huge selection- but less top-of-the-line merchandise. So it's great to have two so close together. The book store is also pretty amazing, and there are a lot of other departments I've never shopped in- though I love the Longchamp bags which are very reasonable.

Our first stop was to go to el Cortes for pet food and light groceries for our hotel suite to stock…read morethe refrigerator. Great place to shop and fairly reasonable prices. Excellent clothes shopping. The cafeteria is very good especially for something light. Headquartered in Madrid, it is the biggest department store group in Europe and ranks fourth worldwide. El Corte Inglés is Spain's only remaining department store chain. This is a place we stop on in every visit. It has a very comfortable feel. I purchased a few suits and our salesperson Antonio saw that alterations were finished by the next day.

I love this store! I have been coming here for years, it is definitely the Spanish department…read morestore! They have everything, I am impressed that they are still staying in business with all the online retail these days. They literally have everything here, I wish this store was in Florida, so many things (especially furniture) that I would love to have at home! The prices were great, but just getting it home would be the issue. There are 8 floors of stuff, and you could spend hours in there looking, They also have a post office there. The staff were great, they spoke good english and helped me find things. And, FOOD! You can eat a full meal there, but I choose to eat other places. They also have a tourist area, where you can purchase gifts to bring home. I love this place!

September 2024 this El Corte Ingles was under construction. Walking into the building parts of the…read moreground floor were cordoned off behind floor to ceiling tarp. Some of the middle floors between the 5th and 9th floors were completely closed while others were partially accessible. Heading up to the 9th floor first, on a Monday around noon it was fairly empty, maybe a couple dozen tourists wandering around or ordering some late breakfast /early lunch. About a dozen food options with both restaurant-specific and shared seating areas. Shelves of numerous gourmet food ingredients and gifts, fill the rest of the floor, along with a wide selection of wines. What's also nice about this location is the rooftop terrace which runs along one southwest side of the building, with mostly unobstructed views of the surrounding city rooftops. The basement levels contain a supermarket, and also a food court level that was under construction when I was there. They have all the normal grocery store categories here, good spot to pick up some food souvenirs too!

This UK department store is so grand and opulent. There are like 5 floors of apparel for men, women…read moreand children. Although I didn't make a purchase I am sure a lot of people are buying if they are able to maintain such a large location in the heart of Barcelona. Prices are pretty reasonable and the store is trendy and appealing to the younger crowd.

Oh this place is amazing. The grand open architecture gives you a full view of all floors. Loved…read morethe business model of using recycled polyester for many of the items. Prices are so reasonable that many customers used large shopping carts for their bargain finds. The jeans were an excellent fit. I found some of the size run big so take advantage of the changing rooms before purchase ,"Probadores". I was also pleased to see many of the items were made in a variety of countries so I could be selective. Don't freak out when you see the 28 cashiers (and that was just on my floor) but it's indicative of just how popular this store has become. There is good traffic control for single item customers and those with the monster carts full of wares. Bring your passport or photo if you want to file for the VAT waiver.

Dear Danish designers and creators, we thank you for this brilliant store filled with DIY projects…read moreand shit we do not need but will most certainly purchase. If IKEA and your favorite craft store had a baby, it would look something like the Danish store called Tiger. We were smiling from ear to ear the whole time we were in this budget-friendly craft and decor business. The first thing that caught our eye as we were walking by on the street was the 10 euro gingerbread house tent they had piped u at the entry. I was soooo close to purchasing this for my nephews - err dog. Once you enter, the have wisely worked the floor plan to herd you like cattle past every item until you reach checkout, this didn't bother us a bit because we didn't want to miss anything. The store is neatly organized with everything from anatomy kits for kids to cat party face masks and cactus embroidery kits for beginners. I ended up strolling out with a mini weaving loom kit (for 4 euro!) and four Valentine's Day candlesticks. Had it not been for my limited backpack space, I would have gone hog wild. (Note: this place is GREAT for creative kid gifts!). Last, but not least, even the bags are well designed and creative. Happy shopping!

Great stationery,cheap tableware,nicely designed products and decorations..its all here..D…read morelove this store

I really enjoyed all their locations in Spain. The stores were always well organized with plenty of…read moresopping options and well staffed with friendly and helpful employees. The intimate or lingerie department had beautiful and high quality lines as well as designs made in Spain at reasonable prices. The extended return policy also helps if not trying on items in the store or in a hurry. Their stores are multi levels food and grocery items in the lower level, perfumes shoes, handbags electronics on second, women's, men's etc. don't know how many of you will relate but back in the day "Burdines" which is now known as Macy's only had Restaurants in their stores and La Corte Inglés has a wonderful restaurant that brought back memories. Didn't want to give away my age but it's like saying I'm from the era of whoolworth's, Tom McCann Shoes, tube TV's, cellular phones were a brick and Wordstar was the it program lol! I definitely recommend you visit La Corte Inglés for the experience. Their window displays are like the old fashioned ones. The decorations throughout the entire store was impressive. If you can visit late November to mid December you will be blown away. Hasta luego,

El Corte Inglés S.A. (English: The English Cut as in tailor's cut) is Spain's only remaining…read moredepartment store chain, as well as owner of several associated businesses. The primary flagship store for the chain is located in Madrid at 79, Raimundo Fernández Villaverde Street. It encompasses several buildings and carries the most comprehensive collection of designers of any large store in Spain. I briefly coaxed Gayle into one building of the Madrid Complex sometime during the evening before Día de la Hispanidad. El Corte Inglés was also close to the Hotel, so why not? I don't recall what I was looking for, but I remember the entire place to be packed with people. We walked and shopped around, but left relatively quickly. After all, we didn't come to Spain to spend too much time in a large equivalent of Macy's. And as Gayle and I later traveled through Bilboa, San Sebastian, Girona, or Barcelona, there was a El Corte Inglés around just in case we changed our mind. Yet, there's a grocery store in the basement and one always needs wine and nibbles on the road......