Christmas is just around the corner and the weeks around December 24th put retail in a state of emergency. also time for us to set off on Christmas tours through the shopping arcades of Catalonia. Barcelona. Girona. fiery.

From classic shops to regional Christmas markets. Between pretty Christmas decorations such as candles, wreaths, fairy lights, Christmas trees or the Catalan Tió – a Christmassy log, we stroll along the many stands and enjoy the pre-Christmas charm.
Barcelona -Christmas Catalonia
At the beginning of December, not much is reminiscent of Christmas so far. The Passeig de Gràcia Shines in warming sunlight, cafes are well filled. Only a few shop windows are decorated with Christmas decorations.

A discreetly decorated Christmas tree stretches out at a crossroads and becomes a popular photo motif for the numerous tourists. Only the well-known department store chain El Corte Inglés Conjures up a little Christmas charm in the big city. The facade is already adorned with pretty glowing stars, inside you walk through a rainbow of tinsel surrounded by poinsettias and fir trees. The first bargains can also be found here. The surrounding streets are gradually preparing for the Advent season. The El Corte Inglés is the all-rounder for Christmas gifts and bargains. From jewelry to clothing, perfume, accessories and decoration, you can easily spot the right gift for your loved ones. even in the small streets of the well-known La Rambla There are original treasures outside of mass consumption and the well-known retail chains. However, if you prefer this, it is best to stroll between Passeig de Gràcia and Plaça de Catalunya. Go on a shopping adventure!
Girona
The provincial capital also offers a variety of opportunities to get in the mood for the holidays in the run-up to Christmas. The small alleys along the old town are decorated for Christmas. The shops attract local treats.

The shop windows are already clearly pointing to the festival season. Cozy stroll along the colorful house facades that face both sides of the river Onyar extend, can be perfectly combined with some cultural program.
The Cathedral of Santa Maria For example, not only is the largest Gothic vault in the world but also provides an impressive interior consisting of a single nave. In the somewhat more modern part of the city along the Carrer Emili Grahit you can find the usual shopping classics.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for in Girona, you’ll have a shopping center about 10 minutes away Espai Gironès A real alternative and a wide range of classic shops.
Figueres

The birthplace of the world-famous Surrealist Salvador Dali is not only because of the local Teatre-Museu Dalí worth a visit. In the run-up to Christmas, the small town near the French border looks particularly cozy. The streets around the Plaça Ajuntament Illuminate in festive Christmas decorations. The shop windows are decorated for Christmas and invite you to stroll. about the Rambla various Christmas market stalls are distributed. The scent of pastries and chestnuts is in the air and sweetens the paths. Perfect for combining a leisurely stroll through the city with a Christmas stroll.









