Príncipe Pío is a shopping mall with the whole area of 79 804 sq.m. housing more than 110 shops. The main tenants are H&M (1.750 m2), Zara (1.845 m2), Mango (327,24 m2), Stradivarius (196,61 m2), Benetton (811,90 m2), Massimo Dutti (253,66 + 175,28 m2).
Going shopping to this mall is to fell back to the 19th century. The ancient railroad station of Príncipe Pío was converted into a shopping mall. Today this old station is home to stores, restaurants, movie theatres along with local trains and the subway.
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