Occupying the building that once housed the ABC newspaper, this upmarket and well located shopping mall has eight floors. Four of them are dedicated to fashion, designer and...
C/Serrano 61 & Paseo de la Castellana 34Simple, classical clothing from the well-known Galician designer. Suits are well cut and long-lasting, while accessories and shoes are also big draws.
C/Ortega y Gasset 4Loud and colourful designs distinguish this designer's work, many emblazoned with her trademark hearts and flowers. The childrenswear range is hugely popular, as is the homeware.
C/Serrano 27One of the few Spanish designers with an international presence. Not for everyday wear, but there are some great outfits to be discovered, with a hard-edged punky look. The...
C/Lagasca 50Madrid's first giant mall, and still the largest in the city, La Vaguada has around 350 outlets. There's a branch of El Corte Inglés, and the upper floor is given over to...
Avda Monforte de Lemos 36A welcome addition to one of the city's main transport hubs. Built into the shell of the old train station, the mall manages to pack in a deceptively large amount of shops and...
Paseo de la Florida s/nThis Catalan designer is famous for his funky patterned T-shirts, but has expanded the range to include creative and flattering dresses, skirts and coats. Custo sells in...
C/Fuencarral 29Desigual has become a real hit with the club-kids, and it's easy to see why: gorgeous shop assistants, pumping house music and affordable, quality club and streetwear for men...
C/Fuencarral 36Spain's biggest retail concern has blown all the rest of the competition out of the water. El Corte Inglés is the solution when all else fails for some, but the first choice...
C/Preciados 1-4This mall may be small but it's a gem, with designer boutiques, expensive shoe shops and a classy café.
C/Goya 6-8This chic establishment is one of the trendiest of its kind in Madrid, carrying smart-casual eveningwear from D&G, Lacroix, Gaultier and Valentino. The C/Villanueva branch...
C/Villanueva 20Innovative and sharply elegant leather designs from this popular Mallorcan company, with bags and shoes too.
C/Serrano 7Well-chosen stock from the likes of g-sus, Miss Sixty, Kangol and Black Flys, all presided over by über-hip and highly pierced, highly tattooed staff.
C/Mayor 19'Keep it simple' is the Gas motto and it certainly does, with collections of crisp cotton and linen separates, but mainly denim.
C/Fuencarral 16The flagship Madrid branch of the Swedish chain. While the clothes may lack quality, the rock-bottom prices do much to compensate. Don't miss the massive underwear floor and...
C/Gran Vía 32