Spanish Grocery Store to Charge Tourists for Looking

Queviures Múrria, a century-old grocery store in Barcelona, has introduced a 5 euro fee for tourists who enter the store merely to admire the vintage scenery without any intention of making a purchase. The traditional design and eye-catching interior attract hundreds of tourists daily, but many visitors do not show interest in the products on display.

According to one of the store’s managers, tourists often enter, take pictures, and leave without buying anything, causing inconvenience to staff and regular customers. Initially conceived as a joke, the fee idea soon became a reality as a warning sign was displayed at the store’s entrance.

While management clarified that they do not actively enforce the fee, its presence has effectively discouraged most unwanted visitors. As news of the fee spread on social media, the store faced backlash, leading to an explanation that the fee was introduced to deter non-serious visitors.

Since its implementation, the measure has proven successful, with most visitors now opting to either make a purchase or admire the store’s interior through the shop window.

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