As someone new to doing business in Spain, I’ve recently been exploring Amazon’s FBA service. I found that locating a complete and accurate list of all Amazon warehouse addresses and postal codes in Spain can be quite challenging, as official information is often scattered. After spending a good amount of time compiling a list, which you can learn more about in this guide on Spanish postal codes, I wanted to share it with the community in case others find it useful. Hope this helps!
Whether you’re an Amazon seller stocking your FBA inventory or need to send a package to one of these warehouses for any other reason, having the correct address and postal code is crucial. A mistake can lead to returned packages or delays, resulting in a loss of both time and money.
Main Amazon Warehouses in Spain: Addresses & Postal Codes
The table below, which I’ve compiled from various sources, covers most of the main Amazon fulfillment centers within Spain. You can use it to find the most suitable warehouse based on your location or shipping needs. If you notice any omissions or outdated information, please feel free to leave a comment below to help us correct it!
| Warehouse Code | City | Full Address | Postal Code |
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| BCN1 | El Prat de Llobregat, Barcelona | Avinguda De l’Onze de Setembre, 18-22 | 08820 |
| BCN2 | Castellbisbal, Barcelona | Carrer De la Lletra C, 22-24 | 08755 |
| BCN3 | Martorelles, Barcelona | Carrer de la Mogoda, 21-25 | 08107 |
| MAD4 | San Fernando de Henares, Madrid | Avenida de la Astronomía, 24 | 28830 |
| MAD6 | Getafe, Madrid | Calle Michael Faraday, 1 | 28906 |
| SVQ1 | Dos Hermanas, Sevilla | Polígono Industrial La Isla, Calle Río Viejo, 1 | 41703 |
| OPO1 | Illescas, Toledo | Plataforma Central Iberum, s/n | 45200 |
| ZAZ1 | Zaragoza | Plaza de la Logística, 1 | 50197 |
Some Personal Tips & Experience
- Double-check before shipping: Whenever you create a shipment plan, Amazon’s Seller Central will provide the final destination warehouse address. Always use the address generated by the system as the definitive one! This list is best used as a preliminary reference for planning.
- Warehouse selection: The Amazon system automatically assigns a warehouse based on your product type, size, and current inventory levels. As a seller, you typically cannot choose the warehouse yourself. However, knowing the locations of these warehouses can help you estimate domestic shipping costs and times.
- The importance of the postal code: In Spain, the postal code is the most critical part of the address, as it’s the primary element used by courier companies for sorting. So, make absolutely sure it’s correct!
That’s all for now. I hope this information is useful to you. If you have any updated information or know of warehouses in other regions, please share in the comments to help us build a more complete ‘map’ of Amazon warehouses in Spain!
