SHOPPING

So un-Madrid, so very Conde Duque-esque, true to the core of the hip neighbourhood where it's located.

Read more: Grupo Sportivo-Mini-Duke

Homemade and love-worn accessories made individual by carefully sourced materials and unique design series.

Read more: peSeta Pesetódromo

Packed with independent shops, alternative bars, cafes and restaurants full of character and as far from the homogenised big brands.

Read more: Malasaña-Conde Duque

Madrid’s chicest playground for the most fashionable of men.

Read more: Gallery Madrid

Handicrafts and quirky goods in a tiny space that also functions as an art gallery.

Read more: La Integral

Madrid’s number one stop to get lubed up. With over 80 varieties of extra virgin in stock, olive oil is the name of the game here.

Read more: Patrimonio Comunal Olivarero

Witty designs with an edge – and fast gaining international recognition.

Read more: Davidelfin

Wannabe chefs and gastro-pervs alike will love the well-stocked shelves at this cookery focused shop.

Read more: Maison Blanche

Vintage, yes, but second-hand, no. Meticulously sourced 60s, 70s and 80s pieces.

Read more: Pepita is Dead

Classic Spanish keepsakes that you won’t find in tourist tat stalls.

Read more: Casa de Diego

Cool-kids hang out, shop, and recoup at Isolée which mixes café, music, clothes and lifestyle bits.

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Pins, badges and buttons - making the humble 80s add on cool again.

Read more: Mirada de Vaca

Bringing art and publishing closer together in an architecturally significant space.

Read more: Ivorypress Art + Books

An oenophile’s paradise with over 4,500 different wines and a restaurant to boot here at Spain’s largest wine warehouse.

Read more: Lavinia

Europe’s largest flea market has something for everyone – if you have the time and inclination to find it.

Read more: El Rastro