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Pasaje Polanco
This classy pedestrian walkway between Musset and Anatole France is flanked by equally sophisticated boutiques. One of the more unusual is Casa Toroda, which has beautiful engraved glass plates from Senegal, Kenyan masks, and Brazilian jewelry embellished with turquoise and coral. Shoe addicts can drool over the exquisite soft-leather shoes and boots at Macarena Gutiérrez by the designer of the same name.
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Plaza La Rosa Shopping Arcade
A manageable-sized shopping mall between Génova and Ambero, with stores including Men's Factory, Campanita children's wear, Diesel for the streetwise look, Nutrisa health food store and Sorrento for shoes. There's a Starbucks too for those homesick for their daily slug of latté.
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Plaza Loreto
Plaza Loreto, a 600m walk south of Plaza San Jacinto, is an unusually attractive shopping mall converted from an old paper factory. Several patios and courtyards are set between the brick buildings and it's a lot more than just a place to shop.
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Plaza Reforma Mall
Opened in November 2007, this dramatic great slab of a building is home to all the usual international and local high street chains, like C&A, Zara, Women's Secret, Bershka, Pull & Bear and, surprise surprise, yet another branch of the ubiquitous Sanborns.
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