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The colourful storefront at Casa de Diego.

Casa de Diego

Madrid


This classic shop has been around since 1858, making, selling and repairing Spanish fans, shawls, umbrellas and canes. Service is old-style and occasionally grumpy, but the fans are works of antique art. There's another branch nearby.


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