Shopping

Well known clothes shops

Of course it is nice to discover small local shops in Valencia, but you might want to visit as well some well known shops in Valencia. In the historical centre of Valencia and in different shopping malls you can find well known shops as:

Bershka

• Paseo de Ruzafa 18
• Calle Don Juan de Austria 3
• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 26
• Calle Menorca 19 (centro comercial Aqua)
• Calle de la Rambla de El Saler 16
• Avenida de Pío XII (nuevo centro)

Foot Locker

• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 7
• Calle de la Rambla de El Saler 16
• Avenida de Pío XII 2-4-6 (nuevo centro)

H&M

• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 34
• Autopista El Saler 16 (El Saler)

Jack & Jones

• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 35
• Avenida de Pío XII 2-4-6 (nuevo centro)

Lacoste

• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 23

Levi’s Store

• Calle Menorca 19 (centro comercial Aqua)
• Calle del Almirante Roger de Lauria 22

Mango

• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 31
• Calle de Don juan de Austria 7
• Avenida de Pío XII 2-4-6 (nuevo centro)
• Calle Menorca 19 (centro comercial Aqua)
• Calle del Profesor Beltrán Bàguena 5

Massimo Dutti

• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 9
• Avenida de Pío XII 2-4-6 (nuevo centro)
• Calle de Don juan de Austria 4
• Calle Menorca 19 (centro comercial Aqua)
• Calle de Pérez Báyer 11

Pull & Bear

• Calle de Don juan de Austria 4
• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 15
• Avenida de Pío XII 2-4-6 (nuevo centro)
• Calle Menorca 19 (centro comercial Aqua)

Zara

• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 11
• Calle de Cristóbal Colón 44
• Calle del Bisbe 16
• Avenida de Pío XII 2-4-6 (nuevo centro)
• Calle de Ruzafa 20
• Calle Menorca 19 (centro comercial Aqua)
• Calle de la Rambla de El Saler 16

Shopping Centres (“Centros comerciales”)

In Valencia you can also find several shopping centres. You could reach these shopping malls easily by bus, metro or taxi. In these shopping centres you can find a large variety of shops. Some shopping centres are even open on Sundays or holidays. For the specific opening hours and facilities you could have a look on their websites (only in Spanish).

Shopping Streets

When you’re on holiday, it’s always fun to explore the local fashion scene and browse the latest summer styles. Whether you’re into unique boutiques, vintage treasures, or the big stores, Valencia’s shopping streets are a must-visit! Finding exactly what you’re after can be a bit tricky, though. That’s why we’ve created a list with all the key shopping areas, so you can shop smart and make the most of your time.

Interesting shops

The bigger well known shops are always easier to find than the smaller and special local shops. Over here you can find a list of some interesting shops in Valencia you don’t want to miss!

Fun shops for kids

• Dideco is a lovely toy store located in the ‘El Pla del Remei’ neighborhood, not far from the Mercado de Colón.
• Lefties is a large store offering clothing, shoes, and accessories. You’ll find it on Calle Colón, close to Plaza de Toros. There’s also a big section for kids.
• Ale-Hop is a fun store full of accessories and quirky gadgets. You can recognize it by the big cow standing outside, and there are several branches throughout Valencia.

Original souvenirs

• Simple is a beautiful store offering products that are made in Spain.
• La Postalera is a charming shop where you’ll find lovely postcards, ceramics, keychains, backpacks, bags, and plenty of other fun items.
• Right across from the Mercado Central, you’ll find the store Original CV. It’s full of gourmet products from the Valencia region, from a bottle of Agua de Valencia to delicious local olive oil, and from turrón (a kind of nougat) to saffron (perfect for paella). Don’t forget to look around, the store is housed in a stunning historic building.
• At Plaza de la Reina, you’ll find the Valor chocolate shop. It’s a great place to enjoy churros with hot chocolate, or to pick up some Valor chocolate bars to take home.
• The Espanista can be found in several locations, including the bohemian Ruzafa district. Here you’ll find local gourmet treats as well as beautiful prints, books, caps, and more.

Boutiques (clothes & shoes)

• El Mundo al Revés is located just across from the Mercado de Colón. Housed in a stunning building, both the façade and the interior, this boutique offers beautiful women’s clothing and accessories.
• Also across from the Mercado de Colón, you’ll find Blue Banana. This store was founded by Nacho Rivera and Juan Fernández-Estrada, both from Madrid. It offers clothing for men, women, and kids.
• Just around the corner from the Mercado de Colón is Sanjhara, a boutique with boho-style women’s clothing and accessories.
• In 1988, fashion brand Eseoese was founded in Barcelona by Sílvia Esteve. Today, you’ll find shops in several cities, including one in Valencia on Calle Jorge Juan (right near the Mercado de Colón). The warm, stylish vibe is instantly noticeable as soon as you walk in.

Vintage clothes

• Santo Spirito is a stylish store in the city center of Valencia offering both well-known and more unique vintage clothing brands. They’ve also launched their own clothing line.
• In Ruzafa, you’ll find lots of different vintage stores, making it a must-visit neighborhood for vintage lovers. One of the standout shops is Reborn Lab.
• Reused is also located in the Ruzafa district. In addition to great vintage clothing, you’ll find a cool selection of vintage sneakers.

Shops for men

• At the Spanish brand El Ganso, you’ll find clothing for both men and women. It’s a great option if you want to go for Spanish fashion but prefer something smaller than big names like Zara or Mango.
• Silbon also offers clothing and accessories for men and women. This Spanish brand was originally founded in Córdoba, in the Andalusia region.

Fleamarket

• El Rastro, also known as the flea market, takes place every Sunday in Valencia from around 08:30 to 14:00.