Odds and ends...

If you still haven't found your items (I realize I'm writing a couple of months later), check any well-stocked ferrateria, which often have very decent kitchen items and things like fans. I got my drying rack at one of those little shops they call els xinesos, i.e., run by Chinese people, and you may have luck at one of those places for a cheaper knockoff battery charger.

I'll put this up for future readers too....the Market in BCN is great for much of that...though I am not sure I would buy electronics.  It is over by Plaçes Glories...that big round flyover there...on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday mornings.  There are several excellent kitchenwear types as well as most everything else.

My favourite kitchen ware place in BCN is a little tiny hole of a shop just south of the Bouqueria (where else).  If you walk down the south side of the bouqueria, about half way down...well the first street you get to as you are walking in from Les Rambles...there is a small flight of stairs going towards the sea down to a street.  Go down those an take the first left...the store is on the left as you walk back towards las Rambles....

I will double check the directions when I get a chance.

Ok...the favourite kitchen place is on carrer de la Petxina...off la Rambles and carrer de la cabreres.  If this link still works..here is a google map link.

  http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&saddr … =UTF8&z=17

Those are so ugly.  The Mercat de San José is commonly called la Bouqeria.

The market in Barcelona is shown on this google map...hope the link still works...how long do they keep those things?

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&saddr … =UTF8&z=15

Where Gran Via and Diagonal meet up in a huge round about/flyover thing.  A giant flea market...Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday mornings.  Watch for pickpockets and have a blast.