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Your Holiday in BarcelonaBarcelona Shopping guide
El Corte Inglés is seen by the Spanish as a symbol of their Culture. Spain’s number one department store. If you need anything, El Corte Inglés is guaranteed to have it; fashion, accessories, home furnishing, leisure, sports, electronics, food and more, though often more expensive than speciality stores. Open from 10:00 to 22:00 with 3,000 parking spaces. Local currency in Barcelona The currency in Barcelona, Spain is the Euro (€). Barcelona Prices
Coffee: €1.00 - up to €2.50 in tourist places Cigarettes: Prices vary between €21.00 and €26.00 per 10 x 20 pack of cigarettes depending on what brand and where you buy them Cinema ticket: €5.50
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If you love shopping then you will love Barcelona!
Barcelona offers you around 35,000 shops and is also home to the famous
5km shopping line. Much of the shopping line is pedestrianised,
allowing you to wonder from shop to shop without worrying about any
traffic. There are many famous brands and you’ll also find many
high-quality Spanish designer shops supplying clothes, shoes, jewellery
and accessories. Barcelona also has many large department stores. 2 of
the largest are in the centre; they are El Corte Ingles and Fnac. Here
you'll find just about anything you want under one roof.
These are average prices for basic goods and services to help give you
an idea of the cost of your trip to Barcelona. These prices were
recorded towards the beginning of 2007: