How-To Guide: Where to sell in Barcelona?
It is proven that location is the key to the success of a store and the achievement of its commercial objectives.On the other hand, we are aware that not all brands can afford to be located in areas of high commercial traffic due to the rental price of the venues in these locations. Let’s not panic! In Go–PopUp you have spaces where you can set your ephemeral store without making a big investment. Not only can you showcase your business on the main streets of the city, but get a closer relationship with potential customers that otherwise would not be possible.
Today we present you with our main streets, the with the most commercial influx in Barcelona. Thanks to good weather and social life on the streets, shops are integrated into the public space of the city. The commercial landscape conveys the personality of this city, always committing to trends, creativity, and style.
Avenida Diagonal
It’s the third European street where retail rents grow fastest and one of the biggest avenues of Barcelona… 11 kilometres of infinite possibilities! It was part of the renovation process of the city Ildefons Cerdà devised, and one of the backbones of traffic and urbanism of Barcelona. Sounds good, right?
Picture from: Lonely Planet
Paseo de Gracia
One of the most famous avenues in Catalonia and the second most expensive street in Spain. That’s Paseo de Gracia, a perfect marriage between architectural heritage and high-end commercial offer. More than 160 premises occupied by large international firms -which may come to wait years to get an adequate space- as Cartier, Tiffany’s, Chanel, YSL, Dolce & Gabbana , Valentino , Prada and Stella McCartney, among others. If you have not been in Paseo de Gracia, you have not been to Barcelona!
Casa Batllo and Casa Ametller. Picture from: barcelonapaseodegracia.com
Las Ramblas
It is an iconic street of Barcelona, formed by 1.2 kilometres that go from Plaza de Catalunya to the sea. In the best known and busiest street of the city, you will find shops, bars, restaurants, flower shops, ice cream shops, souvenirs … Furthermore, it is very close to tourist and cultural points of interest, as it is the heart of the Gothic Quarter. What more could you ask for?
Rambla. Picture from: spainattractions.es
Distrito de Gràcia
Gràcia district is charismatic, bustling, cosmopolitan and bohemian. It is one of the most popular assets of Barcelona, leisure, culture and gastronomy centre. Curiously, it is the smallest district of Barcelona, with an area of 4.19 square kilometres, but the second with more demographic density. In August it celebrates the main festival of the district, considered the ultimate expression of the identity of the neighbourhood. Gràcia has become the trendy district, with plenty of new spaces that share its streets with lifelong shops. Culture and creativity in every corner!
Plaza de la Vila de Gràcia. Picture from: zestrip.net
El Born
Despite its humble beginnings, Born has grown into one of the most modern parts of the city, with an important cultural, historical and gastronomic offer. Between Via Laietana and Barceloneta we can find trendy shops, new artisans, designers, and artists, which enrich and generate a great activity. Some of the most modern stores, like Colcci, have chosen Born as their home. A wide range that makes it one of the most attractive neighbourhoods in the city.
Born shopping streets. Picture from: barcelona.com
Do you already imagine yourself displaying your products in one of the most emblematic areas of Barcelona? Do not hesitate, your brand deserves a pop-up store!
