.....except Il Cortes Ingles - the equivilent to Macy's or Selfridges. But very very Spanish. Lots of choice there with Spanish as well as global brands.

I enjoyed visiting this street, the architecture and the window shopping. Gaudi designed some of the buildings which are beautiful to see. It is in the city centre and there is a metro stop.

A central street that has access to all the shopping you need. All the taxis, metro, bus and train ports are on Passeig de Gracia. Go to Dino for the Nutella Crape.

Great for a stroll. Interesting buildings and good for people watching and observing the Barcelona bustle.

If you have the money and can afford designer wear, this street is a metaphor for luxury. Every designer is on this street. However like myself, you can just window shop ;)

This area is a real shopping mecca for upper end shopping, but I enjoy coming here to see Casa Mila and Casa Batllo. I also really enjoy the fountain in the center of the avenue that changes color in the night!

Our hotel (Suites Avenue) was on this street... Goes from the old Barcelona to the "newer" side of the city. Can spend a day walking up and down this street full of shops, museums, restaurants etc. Very busy during the day.

Beautiful pedestrian street where you can see Gaudi and get great pictures for that Christmas card. Have fun.

Better for walking than the Ramblas with it's crowds and cheap tourist shops here you can enjoy the space of the wide street, the shops, the cafes and the impressive architecture.

Everywhere you look is something interesting, odd or amazing. And there is no charge. Shops, buildings, people! It's all here. Keep an eye out for traffic in the contra allees though.