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Top 10 Shopping Malls in Catalonia, Spain
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1. Galerias Malda
2. La Maquinista
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 584 reviews
Reviewed By A2932QTmartinv
The location is not the best but it has the best offer in the city. You will find several food and clothing stores in an open space.
3. Centre Comercial Sant Jordi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
4. Mitjans
5. Glories
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Alkhujaf - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
I Liked the mall so much, so simple and its mixed with open and closed area. it has my best shops such as C&A and uniqlo.
6. Maremagnum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,356 reviews
Shopping and dining at the marina of Barcelona
Reviewed By K4267QKms - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
If you visit Barcelona, like many tourists and visitors, you will be shocked to know that all shopping malls are closed on Sundays. If you are on a business trip and arrive on a Sunday for some important meetings on Monday, and you discover that you have forgotten an item and would need to buy something on Sunday, then you are out of luck. Except for Maremagnum. This is a life saver shopping mall that is open on Sundays.
7. Centro Comercial Arenas De Barcelona
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,499 reviews
Designed by the British architect Richard Rogers, in collaboration with Alonso Balaguer-Arquitectos Asociados, the Arenas de Barcelona Shopping Complex is located at a strategic point in the city of Barcelona, in front of Plaza de Espana and at the foot of Montjuic, the museum mountain, between the streets of Tarragona, Diputacion, Gran Via and Llanca. It was designed based on large structures made of steel, reinforced concrete, wood, natural stone and large quantities of glass to make the most of the natural light and fabulous views. From the perspective of urban planning, Arenas de Barcelona serves as the main gear of the axis formed by the Palacio Nacional, the emblematic building built for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition which now houses the Catalan National Art Museum, the Fira de Barcelona Congress Centre, , Plaza de Espana, l’Escorxador park, Tarragona Street and Sants railway station. It has direct connections to two metro lines and to the Catalan Railway.
Reviewed By durhaa - London, United Kingdom
This shopping centre is an amazing renovation of an old bull ring and it has really become an incredible second use for the building. The shopping centre is huge with many popular shops and restaurants as well as a cinema and gym. The top level has a 360 degree terrace where you can see across Barcelona with great views of Montjuic.
8. Diagonal Mar Centro Comercial
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 657 reviews
Opened on November 20th of 2001, the iconic Diagonal Mar, owned by a public fund of DWS and managed by CBRE, is one of the largest shopping centres in Catalonia, with 90,000 m2 of gross leasable area (GLA) and more than 200 fashion retailers, restaurants, leisure and services. In addition, it offers 4,800 car park spaces totally free for 3 hours. Recently, the centre was refurbished and modernized in order to adapt it to the new needs of consumers and industry trends.
Reviewed By ferheena - Purfleet, United Kingdom
Nice mall, near to the beach, great food options and shopping choices beautifully decorated, a bit expensive though.
9. L'illa Diagonal
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 348 reviews
L'illa Diagonal, your shopping mall in Barcelona! L'illa Diagonal shopping centre offers 170 shops, bars and restaurants in its 35,000 m2 for you to enjoy the best fashion, food and activities of the city of Barcelona. Visit us!
Reviewed By RakGohil - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Nice mall - have many of the brands - Zara, Primark, Large supermarket, Sports Shop - plenty of niche shops as well.Good food court. Its enough to spend a couple of hours there
