Top Rated Shopping in Zaragoza

This is an interesting shop stocking alternative ethnic style clothing, accessories and gifts. Many of their products are imported. They have Tuareg, Peruvian, Aztec, and Indonesian earrings, and earrings made of soap stone from Kenya. There are also silver bracelets, necklaces and pendants, figures of Hindu gods and gods from other countries, bongos, and Andean panpipes, vases, boxes, pipes, paper lampshades and a wide variety of exotic objects. Lots of interesting things to look at and certainly ideal for original and attractive presents.

This is located next to Zaragoza's Palacio de Congresos and near the Parque Primo de Rivera. This recently created shopping centre came into being out of a desire to satisfy the area's considerable demand for services. Here you'll find the multi-screen Mulcines Renoir, a Sabeco supermarket, a stationer's, a jeweller's, a sports centre, a laundry, a flower shop and several bars and restaurants, as well as an electrical appliances shop, a hairdresser's and an estate agent.

Puerto Venecia is an esteemed and well-recognized shopping center based out of the city of Zaragoza, Spain. It is perhaps one of the largest in the country with facilities that include 10,000 parking spaces and more. Open from 10a to 10p, it houses retail, restaurants and leisure stores like the Apple Store, Nike, and KFC. It first opened its doors in 2007 and has a beautiful location by the ‘El cisne del Canal’.

This shop stocks an enormous range of books, sound and image equipment, computer hard and software and records and videos. There is also an art gallery open to the public, a ticket sales service for both national and international events, and a space for cultural activities such as conferences, concerts, film and video projections and book and record launches. In addition, with the special Fnac card, you can accumulate 4% of the cost of each purchase in the form of points, which are then returned to you in cheques to be spent in the shop. This card also gives a 4% discount on all purchases. Cardholders are entitled to the same privileges as members, such as invitations to presentations, discounts on concert tickets, ticket reservations by telephone and credit agreements.

The porches of San Francisco Square are the setting for this market. A meeting place for stamp and coin collectors who gather around the stalls looking for that special piece which would complete their collections. It is the ideal place to admire, exchange, buy and sell both coins and stamps and you can find out the value of your own collection. In addition, there are lots of surrounding bars where you can enjoy a beer along with a "tapa" while watching the market bustle.

This chain of sweet shops sells nuts, wine-gums, sweets with or without sugar, chocolates and crisps by weight. You help yourself using little plastic bags placed by the products and in this way you can buy small quantities in case you don't fancy eating too much. They also have a section where you can buy several kinds of excellent bread, cold soft drinks and cans of beers. Unlike the other products, you must ask the shop assistant at the counter for these goods. Staff will happily prepare colorful little bags of sweets for childrens' parties. There are 28 shops in Zaragoza altogether.