On Plaza López Allué, La Confianza preserves a trading story begun in 1871. The shop expanded from haberdashery and silks into imported goods: the grocery trade itself tells a story of exchange. Look at the window and enter as a customer without blocking the counter. Ask before photographing inside; this remains a working business.
Sources checked on 18 October 2026. Opening and access may change. The walk does not include admission; allow extra time for interiors. Routes have not been audited for accessibility.
Plan this visit
Observe a shop as a shop
The business website explains its evolution from haberdashery and silk goods towards imported products. Compare that story with today’s commercial arrangement: window, counter and product presentation. Do not treat the premises as an exhibition room where everything has been arranged for sightseeing.
Enter without obstructing the business
Plan a short stop compatible with shopping activity. If you want to look around or photograph inside, ask and follow staff instructions. Do not block the counter, handle old objects or assume a guided visit because the shop appears on a tourist route. With customers present or the premises closed, the window and square still let you follow the story of trade without forcing an entry.
