Cool boutique shop that has a few different locations in Barcelona. They carry a variety of pieces…read morefor both men and women. Love the edgy vibe an the staff was very friendly.

This is the coolest store I've found in Barcelona! It has all of the clothes that we spend hours…read moresearching through goodwill for in America. Super cute levi ripped cutoffs, vintage windbreakers, old nfl jerseys, cute rave clothes from san fran, thrasher stuff for reasonable prices, scrunchies, sunglasses, flannels, frank gallagher jean jackets, converse, and some stuff from smaller boutiques in Barcelona like Get Tomorrow. If you're from America looking for some cute stuff to take back home or if you're from Spain trying to find some typical American fashion, you definitely need to check this place out!

When I lived in Barcelona, I used to frequent the Burberry outlet once a week. My friends and I…read morewould spend hours finding one of a kind pieces - many of which we still have to this day. Sadly, this store isn't what it was many years ago. It's now a sterile outlet with limited options. If you are a fringe size (0 or 12), you will be able to find plenty. Everyone else won't be as lucky.

It is all just made for outlet and definitely of a lesser quality than the retail stores. I am…read moreattaching a few pics of a random bag, but all are quiet cheap-looking. Scarves also did not feel as good as the retail quality. Just be aware of this if you shop here. IMHO: too expensive for the quality you THINK it is.

MANGO is 1 of the stores I never cared to shop at - not because I don't like their clothes, but…read morebecause there's I think a single MNG store in the city where I live, & since these clothes are from elsewhere or 'imported', they charge like (currency converted to €) €30-€60 for 1 MNG top. I'm just not willing to shell out that much for a top (sorry I'm cheap), unless the top comes with buttons of pure gold. If you're in Barcelona to shop for clothes, you might want to check out this Mango outlet. I bought tops here that cost €9.99, tank tops for €3.99, etc. Some others go for about €19.99, more or less, but there's a pretty decent selection. There are good deals to be found. They carry sunglasses, formal wear, wallets, casual shirts, blouses, jeans, shoes, denim - everything. Visitors & locals alike (from women in their 20's to 60's, it seemed) shop at the store. No matter where I went in Barcelona, I always found my way back to this outlet. It might just be BCN's best kept secret. I'd find myself enjoying the beach, or La Rambla, or Barri Gotic, but somewhere in the back of my mind, behind my smiles, I could always hear clothes calling out to me from this outlet, & like in Manchurian Candidate, I would always obey. I must've returned to this store like 5 times. Oh those lovely, lovely clothes. I also shopped at regular Mango stores in Barcelona, but the best discounts (maybe these designs are older, not sure) can be found here. Be careful when selecting the stuff you buy, because some clothes may have some type of dirt/stain on them (the type that can be washed off) or some small form of damage. The trip is worth it, but expect to be pushed around a bit (other women shopping & salespeople returning clothes back to their proper racks). Love love love this MNG outlet. Will definitely go back!!

DO NOT BUY FROM MANGO OUTLET. I had an absolutely awful…read moreexperience. Do not be fooled by the low prices -- the quality is complete trash. I ordered a large box and almost every single item was unwearable. Their customer service is rude, dismissive, and completely unhelpful. When I decided to return almost all of the order due to the horrible quality, I was shocked to find out they do NOT cover return shipping. I ended up paying $150 out of my own pocket just to send their garbage back. This company sells cheap, low-quality products, hides behind misleading prices, and treats customers terribly. Save your money and shop elsewhere

A trip to Barcelona is not complete without my going to the Desigual Outlet. I've purchased many…read morethings in previous years. The sales are better in the summer. In July of 2016 I purchased several items. But this was May. Not only was the selection limited, but the discounts were mostly 30 percent. I did see a beautiful jean jacket with an evil eye broche. I would have purchased it. But the medium one fit me tight. They didn't have a large one. Desigual runs small. If you go when the big sales are going on in the summer in Spain, I recommend you visit. Maybe they'll have more merchandise and better prices.

I agree with absolutely everthing Maria S. wrote in her previous review, if you're outside of…read moreEurope, read her notes as they will be more useful than mine. I like Desigual's colourful clothes, but the pricing is somewhat harsh to me, so I was really happy that I discovered this outlet and could buy a few new pieces for my boyfriend and myself 50 or even 70 percent off. The highlight of the shopping experience was that Desigual is running a promotion in Summer 2016, and as our purchase exceeded a certain value, we were treated to a 90 minute complimentary boat trip. Luckily enough, there were still spots for the next day, so we could take our only chance to use our vouchers. I find the idea just brilliant and added a really nice memory to our holiday in Barcelona. Unfortunately I can also report about their exchange process now - I did not check one of the items well enough and only noticed at the hotel that it was a bit damaged by the 50 percent off badge. There were no other dresses like that in my size, so I took another one - everything ran quickly and flawlessly.

Okay wait ... whoever decided to turn an old bullfighting arena into a shopping mall kinda ate…read morebecause this place was SUCH a vibe. I stayed nearby during my trip to Barcelona, and I found myself coming back here multiple times just to recharge, cool off, grab food, shop a little, and honestly decompress without feeling overstimulated. It's super spacious, busy in a lively way, but never felt packed or chaotic. You can actually breathe in here unlike some tourist spots. There's also SO much to do. I randomly walked in and saw the BLACKPINK Deadline pop up shop and BABY I was gagged. Didn't expect that at all. The mall has a really fun mix of stores, little experiences, food spots, and just enough going on to keep it interesting without becoming exhausting. My friend and I also did the IKONO selfie museum inside and had an absolute blast. Definitely one of those unexpectedly fun experiences that ended up becoming a highlight of the trip. Overall, this was one of my favorite places in Barcelona to just exist for a little bit. Shop, wander, sit down, recharge, people watch, grab last minute essentials, all without feeling overwhelmed. I would make this a stop on my next visit to Barcelona.

The Arenas de Barcelona originally opened as a boxing and bullfighting arena in the year 1900…read more Eventually bullfighting became illegal, and since then the arena has been repurposed into a shopping mall with dozens of stores and restaurants. In the shopping mall, some businesses are local, and others are international chains. Nevertheless, I think that the businesses offer a decent variety for fashion, accessories, beauty products, foods, and much more. This arena truly is a sight to see.

Fun indoor mall. Good variety at the food court. AC works amazing. Friendly staff at all the…read morestores we popped into. Tried not to spend too much as pricing US to EU was really good.

Diagonal Mar is a large shopping centre on Avingua Diagonal in Barcelona. The mall opened in 2001,…read moreand despite being over 20 years old now, parts of the mall still seem modern. The location is good; it is right by the beach, and there is the Hilton Hotel across the way. The mall has three floors, including an outdoor area, which has a number of places to eat, including a Gino's Restaurant, as well as American fast food giants McDonald's and Five Guys. As you enter, you can find more big American brands inside, including Starbucks, Dunkin and Subway. Alcampo (large supermarket), Deichamann, Kiko Milano, Levi's, Primark and Sephora have stores here; there is also a small Nespresso stand. As I was staying at the Hilton Diagonal Mar during my August 2024 trip to Barcelona, I did visit this mall quite often, although it wouldn't be somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit. 3* - I do prefer La Maquinista or the city centre when shopping in Barcelona, as both have specific benefits over Diagonal Mar, but this is one of the few indoor shopping centres within the city, and it certainly is worth a visit on a rare rainy day or if you're looking to visit one of the stores or restaurants located here.