Discover Madrid’s 200 best Boutique Hunter spots for your trip

Museo del Traje

★ 4.4 · 3,223 reviews

Explore the Museo del Traje in Moncloa, a museum devoted to how Spain has dressed through the ages. Study garments from the 1800s onward, with bilingual information beside each display.

Magpie Vintage

★ 4.4 · 644 reviews

Browse Magpie Vintage, a Centro favourite for hand-picked secondhand clothing. Flick through carefully chosen rails, take advice from the stylish staff, and slot it into an afternoon of vintage hunting around the neighbourhood.

Salamanca

Explore Salamanca, Madrid's elegant grid of grand 19th-century boulevards. Window-shop along Calle de Serrano, admire the handsome facades, and settle into a terrace for tapas among the district's stylish locals.

Malababa Serrano

★ 4.3 · 168 reviews

Stop by Malababa Serrano on Salamanca's premier shopping street. Inspect the leather bags that caught passers-by in the window, try a few on, and get help finding the colour you want.

Aramayo Vintage MADRID

★ 4.4 · 164 reviews

Pop into Aramayo Vintage Madrid, a Centro boutique known for its carefully chosen secondhand pieces. Flick through kimonos, skirts, scarves and leather bags for men and women, then try your finds in the changing room.

La Mona Checa

★ 4.2 · 130 reviews

Duck into La Mona Checa, a pint-sized vintage shop dressed up as a circus tent. Flick through well-organised rails of men's and women's clothing and accessories, and leave with a bargain jacket or one of their little shopping bags.

Johnny and Velvet

★ 4.5 · 107 reviews

Browse Johnny and Velvet, a welcoming vintage shop in Lavapiés. Hunt through quality secondhand clothing at fair prices, and settle in with a coffee, a glass of wine or a slice of homemade cake.

Kinda Kinks

★ 4.5 · 110 reviews

Rummage through Kinda Kinks, a Centro vintage store with plenty of variety. Flick through natural-fibre garments and the odd name-brand find, then compare prices with neighbouring secondhand shops.

LOUÉ - Tienda de Bolsos de Segunda Mano

★ 4.7 · 205 reviews

Step into LOUÉ, a Centro boutique devoted to pre-owned designer handbags. Browse the curated shelves, chat with the knowledgeable team, and see how consigning a luxury bag works if you have one to sell.

SLOWLY CONCEPT STORE

★ 4.5 · 118 reviews

Drop into SLOWLY CONCEPT STORE, a design-minded shop in central Madrid. Browse designer homeware, stationery and accessories, including HAY and DOIY items and Freitag bags.

Malasaña

Explore Malasaña, Madrid's trend-setting quarter of vintage shops and independent cafés. Browse by afternoon, then join the crowd around Plaza del Dos de Mayo as the neighbourhood's bars come alive.

Gran Vía

★ 4.8 · 11,021 reviews

Stroll Gran Vía, the avenue that defines central Madrid. Look up at the early-1900s facades, dip into the shops and bars, and watch the street change as the lights come on.

Bárcena Joyas

★ 4.9 · 18 reviews

Discover Bárcena Joyas, a Salamanca jeweller filled with antique and vintage treasures. Admire pieces from different periods, including bridal tiaras, and get friendly advice if you fancy a ring to bring home.

ANDRESGALLARDO

★ 4.6 · 71 reviews

Step into ANDRESGALLARDO, a Centro studio where broken porcelain becomes wearable art. Browse handmade jewellery and porcelain-detailed bags, and look for a distinctive piece to take home from Madrid.

El Moderno Concept Store

★ 4.6 · 883 reviews

Explore El Moderno Concept Store, a design-minded Centro shop full of personality. Browse local art prints, playful ceramics, coloured glassware and Vitra classics while hunting for a stylish gift.

Chueca

Step into Chueca, Madrid's vibrant LGBTQ+ quarter, centred on Plaza de Chueca. Browse independent boutiques, grab a terrace seat, and let the evening carry you through its busy bars.

Real Fábrica - Cervantes

★ 4.6 · 953 reviews

Browse Real Fábrica - Cervantes, a charming shop in the Barrio de las Letras. Look through Spanish-made ceramics, notebooks, soaps, blankets and gourmet products for a gift with real character.

Casa Gonzalez & Gonzalez

★ 4.6 · 71 reviews

Visit Casa Gonzalez & Gonzalez, a Centro homeware shop built on quality and provenance. Browse soaps, brooms, brushes and household goods made the traditional way, in the spirit of slow shopping.

Plaza de las Salesas

Slip into Plaza de las Salesas, a refined little square tucked between Chueca and Justicia. Admire the baroque church, browse the neighbouring boutiques, and linger over a coffee on a sunny terrace.

Laconicum

★ 4.3 · 68 reviews

Pop into Laconicum, a Centro shop dedicated to personal care. Talk through your skin and body routine with the staff, test what catches your eye, and leave with a few advised picks in under half an hour.

Puerta del Sol

Pass through Puerta del Sol, the busy square at the centre of Madrid. Take in the statues and historic buildings and spot the clock famous for ringing in the New Year.

Castellana

Stroll the Paseo de la Castellana, Madrid's grand north-south boulevard. Take in the mix of elegant old mansions and gleaming modern towers along its wide, tree-lined pavements.

COCOL

★ 4.8 · 247 reviews

Drop into COCOL, a Centro shop devoted to local handmade goods. Browse pottery, jewellery, leather items, glassware and linens, and chat with the owner while choosing a souvenir or gift.

Calle de la Princesa

★ 4.6 · 225 reviews

Stroll Calle de la Princesa, the broad tree-lined avenue running out of Plaza de España. Browse the shops and cafés along the way, and pause at the Palacio de Liria on your route toward Moncloa.

Museo del Romanticismo

★ 4.5 · 9,553 reviews

Step into the Museo del Romanticismo, a Centro mansion arranged as a window onto 19th-century taste. Move through period rooms of paintings and furniture, then relax in the garden cafe.

Plaza Mayor

★ 4.6 · 205,108 reviews

Wander into Plaza Mayor, the arcaded square at the heart of old Madrid. Walk beneath the arches, take in the Philip III statue and linger at a terrace in one of the city's defining public spaces.

La Oficial

★ 4.9 · 74 reviews

Discover La Oficial, a tiny Centro shop devoted to Spanish and Portuguese artisan ceramics. Browse plates, bowls and pottery chosen by an owner who loves to explain each maker's story before you pick a piece to carry home.

Edificio Grassy

★ 4.3 · 383 reviews

Look up at Edificio Grassy, a corner landmark that commands Plaza de España. Admire its architecture, then walk the square and the nearby streets of Centro at an easy pace.

La Casa Encendida

★ 4.5 · 6,624 reviews

Drop into La Casa Encendida, Madrid's free contemporary culture hub in the Centro district. Browse the current art exhibitions, stop at the café or fair-trade shop, and climb to the roof terrace for a quiet break.

Lavapiés

Wander Lavapiés, Madrid's most multicultural central neighbourhood. Follow the street art through its lanes, then eat your way around the globe at its independent restaurants and cafés.