The Best And Most Exclusive Shopping Malls In Madrid

Madrid is home to some great outdoor shopping areas like the Gran Vía, but sometimes, especially when the weather is bad, a shopping mall is a much nicer shopping prospect. Read on to discover some of the city’s best shopping centres.

1. Centro Comercial La Gavia

Cinema

If you need some furniture or just have an urge to stock up on cheap candles, then La Gavia is for you: it is home to one of Madrid’s two IKEAs (top tip: try to go on a weekday to avoid the crowds). As well as Scandi furniture, the shopping centre, located on the end of Line 1 on the metro, has a huge range of shops, from women’s and men’s fashion, to toy shops and tech stores, as well as a cinema. There are a good number of food options too: popular burger chain Five Guys is one of the latest fast food options to open here.

Opening times:

Shops: Monday–Sunday 10am–10pm

Restaurants: Sunday–Thursday 10am–1am; Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays 10am–3am

IKEA: Monday–Sunday 10am–10pm

Centro Comercial La Gavia, Calle Adolfo Bioy Casares, 2, 28051 Madrid, Spain, +34 914 25 54 01

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2. Principe Pio

Cinema, Train Station

The Centro Comercial Príncipe Pío is a good option if you don’t want to stray too far from the city centre; it is located in the former Estación Norte train station just to the west – and within easy walking distance – of the centre. There is a good range of high street brands, from Spanish favourites like Zara and Mango to international names like H&M and Levi’s. There is a Cinesa cinema and a food court packed full of different dining options.

Opening times:

Shops: Monday–Saturday 10am–10pm; Sunday 11am–10pm

Restaurants: Sunday–Thursday until 1am, Fridays and Saturdays until 2am

Principe Pio, Paseo de la Florida, 2, 28008 Madrid, Spain, +34 917 58 00 40

Príncipe Pío shopping centre | © Sharon Mollerus/Flickr

3. ABC Serrano

Set in the historic former headquarters of Spanish newspaper ABC, this shopping centre is located right in the heart of Madrid’s most exclusive neighbourhood: Salamanca. It holds regular events, from art exhibitions to tie ins with Madrid fashion week. Don’t miss exploring the nearby Golden Mile of designer stores, even if you’re just window shopping!

Opening times:

Monday–Saturday, 10am–9pm

ABC Serrano, Calle de Serrano, 61, 28006 Madrid, Spain, +34 915 77 50 31

4. Centro Comercial Madrid Xanadú

Bowling Alley, Cinema

Madrid Xanadú, to the south-west of Madrid, is much more than just a shopping centre. As well as a good range of shops and restaurants, it is home to the biggest indoor ski slope in Spain, Madrid Snowzone. There is also a cinema, bowling alley, and mini golf – so it’ll have you covered for activities for all the family.

Opening times:

Shops: Monday–Sunday 10am–10pm

Restaurants: Sunday–Thursday 10am–1am; Fridays and Saturdays 12pm–3am

Centro Comercial Madrid Xanadú, Autovía A-5, Km. 23,5, 28939 Arroyomolinos, Madrid, Spain, +34 902 26 30 26

Go skiing indoors in Madrid | © tookapic/Pixabay

5. Parquesur

Bowling Alley, Cinema

Located in Leganés, seven kilometres south of Madrid but easily accessible on the cercanías commuter train, Parquesur is one of the biggest shopping malls in Spain. It has 153 shops and 47 restaurants, as well as an IMAX cinema and bowling alley.

Opening times:

Monday–Saturday 10am–10pm; Sundays 11am–9pm

Parquesur, Av. de Gran Bretaña, 28916 Leganés, Madrid, Spain, +34 916 87 36 00

6. Plaza Norte 2

Cinema

This shopping centre is located in San Sebastián de los Reyes, to the north-east of Madrid. It is the location of the second IKEA in Madrid so a useful option if you’re looking for some new furniture or homeware. As well as all the usual Spanish and international high street stores, there is also a cinema.

Opening times:

Shops: Monday–Saturday 10am–10pm; Sunday 11am–9pm

Restaurants: Sunday–Thursday 10am–1am; Friday and Saturday 10am–3am

Plaza Norte 2, Plaza del Comercio, 11-12, 28703 San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid, Spain, +34 916 59 39 67

Plaza Norte 2 | © M.Peinado/Flickr

7. Las Rozas Village

In the town of Las Rozas on the outskirts of Madrid is Las Rozas Village, a designer fashion outlet with lots of top brands at bargain prices. There is a direct bus line from Plaza de España, right in the centre of Madrid. Non-EU residents can also claim back the tax on purchases by asking for a tax-free receipt and showing it to customs when leaving Spain.

Opening times:

Sunday–Friday 10am–9pm; Saturday 10am–10pm

Las Rozas Village, Calle Juan Ramón Jiménez, 3, 28232 Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain, +34 916 40 49 00

Las Rozas Village | © jacinta lluch valero/Flickr

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