Are you in Madrid and want to go shopping but the day does not accompany and you want to do it in cover? In Madrid and surroundings there are many shopping centers although some (especially those located on the outskirts) are not easily accessible by public transport.
Therefore, we thought that it would be a good idea to leave here a list of the shopping centers of Madrid that are closer to the center and which are more accessible. Here we go!
Plenilunio
Although it may be a little further away than other of our proposals, visiting Plenilunio may be the perfect excuse to also visit the nearby Capricho Park: one of the most unknown and beautiful in the city.
Apart from the usual shops, in Plenilunio you will find cinemas, a professional bowling alley with 32 tracks (the largest in Spain!) and one of the largest urban spa in Europe with more than 4500 square meters of surface.
Madrid Rio
Did you know Madrid has a river? We all know that near the river there is always life, and Madrid does not disappoint. Madrid Rio is the newest shopping center in Madrid. 3 floors, many shops and a terrace dedicated to leisure and gastronomy.
From its giant terrace you can take amazing photos of the river and the cultural center of Matadero in the background, a visit super recommended by the way. Matadero is a cultural reference in the area, where there is always movement, you will find exhibition halls that are updated assiduously
Madrid and its surroundings have many shopping centers and some are easily accessible by public transport.
Las Rozas Village
Juan Ramón Jiménez 3, Las Rozas
Las Rozas Village is a luxury outlet: a shopping experience. A city totally made to buy, a vertebrate village around a central street that concentrates more than 100 outlets of great designers: Tous, Calvin Klein, Claudie Pierlot, Gucci, Polo, Prada, Versace, Custo, Hugo Boss, Dolce & Gabbana…
It is located a little far from the city center, but there are buses departing from the central Spanish Steps. Attention because the Rozas Village is an outdoor shopping center! Not recommended in case of rain.
Prince Pius
A shopping center in an old train station of the nineteenth century converted into place of shopping and leisure. It is the most accessible of Madrid’s shopping centers and is within a 15-minute walk of the Royal Palace. Its exterior and interior design are worth a visit and although, it does not have as many shops as other larger shopping centers, its offer in gastronomy and its cinemas are great.
La Vaguada
The first shopping center in Madrid to open, the Vaguada has endured the passage of time well and remains a favorite of many Madridians. Easily accessible by metro (line 9 stop Herrera Oria), it has 85500 square meters of shops of all kinds, cinemas and restaurants.
Shopping centres in Madrid
La Gavia
In about 40 minutes from Puerta del Sol and without having to transfer (line 1 stop Las Suertes) we arrive at La Gavia. The largest Carrefour hypermarket in all of Madrid, an Ikea, the FNAC, 3D cinemas, free WiFi, post office, Primark… absolutely everything
ABC Serrano Shopping Center
For starters, approaching this shopping center is worth it for its wonderful facade and the area in which it is located, in the Salamanca district. Perhaps the least interesting of our proposals seen its small size (the ABC Serrano shopping center offers us a few exclusive shops and above all, a privileged location.
Ready for a day of shopping? We hope that the information has been useful to you and we remind you that you can pass on any questions or proposals to info@madridpourvous.com.
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