One of the Oxfam stores.
It is Madrid at Christmas . And there will be the nativity scenes, the markets, the lights in the center, the hot chocolate and the chestnuts. "Caring, open, welcoming and surprising city ", says the City Council on its website dedicated to this year's festivities. "Enjoying shopping does not have a route in Madrid. There are many routes that take us to the major commercial hubs in the center and districts , but also at luxury shops in Ortega y Gasset or Serrano ; the more traditional shops that swarm in the center or the most avant-garde that dot the corners of Chueca, Fuencarral or Malasaña ", he points out.
But in addition to our usual purchases , let us not forget that we can exert a responsible consumption . Lest the excuse be that we don't know where we have a fair trade store, An electronic guide has been published on the municipal website . Avoid buying on impulse, recycling tips, safe shopping online, giving away fair trade products, or making sure that toys have the CE mark are some of the City Council's recommendations.
we leave you here the map and, now yes, to buy, but in another way:
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