im trying to order from ikea in spain from england to be delivered to an address in spain how do i do it?

Question

i live in west yorkshire england and want to furnish my apartment in malaga spain with ikea how do i do it

Answer 1

is ikea in spain?
if it is go to ikea spainish site and order.
if not i dont think uk will deliver to spain.
http://www.ikea.com/ms/es_ES/local_home/ssdlr.html


i cant speak or read spanish so if you do you can understand this page to see if you can order online ,i know its new to uk for online sales and only certain items are online.
Why not go to ikea in spain and get it yourself as you would need to be there to even pick up the delivery

Answer 2

I have lived in Madrid, Spain and have visited Barcelona. I have also visited a bit of England. The Spanish way of life is a lot different. It is more relaxed and can be less intensive, however, often times this means less financial career success, so if that's something you want you will need to consider that. You will not need to know Spanish if you are in Barcelona, everyone there speaks english or Catalan anyways, but if you live anywhere else in Spain I would recommend learning spanish. Barcelona is a great city with a lot of great things. However, it is very tourist orientated. Not really American tourist, but it seems like the vacation spot of Europe. So you'll get to meet a lot of different people. Spain is a great place to live, again you'll have to embrace the Spanish style of life, so if you are a go-go person that always has to have things organized, planned out, and don't like living with a little chaos, then Spain is not for you. Spain is also a bit cheaper that most EU countries even though they are on the Euro, I assume a lot cheaper then England on the pound. Maybe you should move to America, you'll double your income in a matter of a 7-8 hour plane ride. Good luck and have a good life.

Answer 3

Ikea Malaga Spain

Answer 4

There is an IKEA in Seville. Don't know the address or telephone number, but it should show up on the net. I assume you are looking for kitchen units etc. You may have a better choice in the UK Ikea stores and the prices may be cheaper. Murray Harper of Estepona run weekly services to/from Spain and the cost of shipment may be cheaper than you think. Try them on the net. Estepona is in Malaga province. Some stores will do a package for you, kitchen and all. If you are buying in the area of Sotogrande to San Pedro I may be able to point you in the right direction if you call at the English Bookshop in Sabinillas (Manilva)
Good luck. Eddie.

Answer 5

There is only one Ikea in Andalucia it is in Sevilla! I have been there! Just outside Sevilla. Love it.

So I left the link to the store for you below. Viola! They have a live chat feature you can use to see if they ship to Malaga. My Spanish is rusty (taking French right now) and I just don't feel like being made fun of for using uds. instead of vosotros today. If you really need me to do that I will, but I am back to my history homework for now.

The Ikea in Malaga is opening in the next year. That will be only the second Ikea in Adalucia. So order from the one in Sevilla. It will be much cheaper than shipping from England!

However, it is Spain, so don't count on the Malaga store opening soon, or the Sevilla location being friendly or helpful or even considering shipping. But it is worth a shot....You can always try the local El Corte Inglés they have furniture as well as everything else you will need for the home.

http://www.elcorteingles.es/

I love that store. It is like a shopping mall/grocery store/ cafe in one.

If you have lived in Spain for long you know most things are just being plain difficult or impossible. Give Ikea a shot, but corte ingles is great too, just expensive.

Answer 6

Not something I would recommend. I used to run a service buying and collecting from IKEA for the Mojacar area and while the floor staff are very helpful the company will not let you preorder or reserve and you can only check availability of three items by phone. The best way is to go to the nearest store (Sevilla or Murcia) select and pay for the items you want and get IKEA to transport it. You may find that there is a company running the same service as I used to provide so ask in the local bars etc.

Answer 7

Go Ikea.es on the web.

For the know-alls Ikea has 13 stores, including 4 on the islands, in Spain at my last count.
Barcelona has two.

Answer 8

If you're buying family holiday areas then Madrid is the city and that hotelbye is the place to start. Your children may just appreciate Madrid because there are enough amusement parks, zoos and activities to help keep them entertained for weeks. In Madrid you will also discover a few of the famous place on earth like: Alcalá Gate, el ground de baseball Santiago Bernabéu, la Plaza España Square and much more. Madrid also offers places where you can get socked with culture, areas like: Thyssen Museum or Archaeological Museum. In few phrases: Madrid is a town that has many fascinating places to show it.

Answer 9

Barcelona sited between the sea and the hills, has discovered a strong balance: a foot in the standard things and another in the avant-garde and a invest the listing of any tourist and here you may find out more hotelbye . Barcelona has got the popularity to be the absolute most cosmopolitan, modern and avant-garde town in Spain. One of the areas you will need to see in Barcelona is the unique Mágica Fountain Font since the way the title herself state: is truly miraculous to have the wonderful show of water, light and music.

Answer 10

why are you making it more difficult for yourself? why not go to the ikea site or store nearest in spain & order from them. let the order fall on their shoulders, so to speak. each country that ikea is in has a corporate headquarters, right? so go to them. inquire about to order for your apt in spain, where to go, order to be placed, etc. believe me, my friend, when they see you are a serious buyer, they will not turn you down, will find a way for you to get the stuff , etc. get it? got it? good!