Barcelona Shopping Days – the shops will be open on Sundays 7th and 14th October

Looking for something to do on the first two Sundays in October? Well, the Barcelona Shopping Days are back! The shops will be open on 7th and 14th October from 12 noon until 8pm.

Autumn is a great time of year to wander, do some window-shopping, enjoy Barcelona’s architecture and retail offer, and sample the best in Catalan gastronomy.

If you pass by Turisme de Barcelona’s information offices we’ll give you your free Barcelona Shopping Card featuring discounts and special offers at more than 80 of the city’s shops.

It’s time to discover this season’s latest products and trends. Make sure you don’t miss them!

Areas where the shops will be open

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