Grocery

Aldi in Spain.

576 stores recorded across 48 provinces. 59.5 % of the population lives within 5 kilometres of one of them.

stores recorded

576

#16 network in the country by reach

Coverage within 5 km

59.5 %

of the country population

Coverage within 10 km

74.2 %

of the country population

Density

1.21

per 100,000 inhabitants

Cross-border comparison

Aldi either side of the border .

Two networks of incomparable size only compare at equal population. Brought back to 100,000 inhabitants, the counts become readable side by side — and the gap points either to room for development or to saturation.

Spain

1.21

stores / 100,000 inhab.

576 stores for 47,551,642 inhabitants

France

2.58

stores / 100,000 inhab.

1,726 stores for 66,964,453 inhabitants

Gap

-53 %

density in Spain vs France

The network is less dense in Spain than in France. At French density it would count 1,226 stores.

provinces

Where Aldi actually stands .

The index compares the network's density in the province with its national density: above 100, the brand is over-represented there relative to its own average.

province Locations No. Share Index

Barcelona

74 12.8 % 109

Community of Madrid

70 12.2 % 86

Alacant / Alicante

63 10.9 % 254

Malaga

35 6.1 % 166

Valencia

32 5.6 % 102

Sevilla

29 5 % 125

Murcia

25 4.3 % 134

Cádiz

23 4 % 154

Balearic Islands

19 3.3 % 125

Castelló / Castellón

16 2.8 % 206

Girona

16 2.8 % 153

Tarragona

14 2.4 % 125

Biscay

10 1.7 % 83

Navarre

10 1.7 % 127

Almeria

9 1.6 % 98

Granada

9 1.6 % 81

Las Palmas

8 1.4 % 57

Santa Cruz de Tenerife

8 1.4 % 62

Valladolid

7 1.2 % 114

Córdoba

6 1 % 66

Huelva

6 1 % 96

Huesca

6 1 % 231

Jaén

6 1 % 80

Toledo

6 1 % 61

Albacete

5 0.9 % 104

Badajoz

5 0.9 % 63

Cantabria

5 0.9 % 71

Ciudad Real

5 0.9 % 79

Álava

4 0.7 % 101

Cáceres

4 0.7 % 86

Guadalajara

4 0.7 % 100

Zaragoza

4 0.7 % 34

Cuenca

3 0.5 % 120

Gipuzkoa

3 0.5 % 38

Lleida

3 0.5 % 53

Pontevedra

3 0.5 % 26

Grocery

Other networks in the same sector .

Mercadona

1,933 stores · 75.1 % within 5 km

Lidl

761 stores · 66 % within 5 km

Dia

1,040 stores · 59.8 % within 5 km

Supercor

783 stores · 58.8 % within 5 km

Carrefour

565 stores · 56.3 % within 5 km

Eroski

967 stores · 48.3 % within 5 km

See both networks on the same map — location by location, population covered at the radius you choose, and weight by province.

Compare on the map

Reading the figures

The 576 stores are a record drawn from Foursquare Open Places, not a count published by the brand — this country has not been calibrated yet — its recorded counts have not been confronted with the network sizes brands publish.

The reach indicators — coverage, index by province — are robust to that bias: they measure a distance and a population, which a location described twice does not move. Recorded 11 September 2026.

Full method and calibration for Spain →

Frequently asked questions about Aldi in Spain

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How many stores does Aldi have in Spain?

The record of 11 September 2026 identifies 576 Aldi stores in Spain, across 48 provinces. This is a record, not an official count: this country has not been calibrated yet — its recorded counts have not been confronted with the network sizes brands publish. The figure serves to compare networks rather than to count stores.

What share of Spain does Aldi reach?

59.5 % of the population lives within 5 kilometres of an Aldi, and 74.2 % within 10 kilometres. Coverage counts each population cell once, however many locations reach it, which makes it insensitive to the double-counting that affects raw location totals.

Is Aldi denser in Spain or in France?

Per 100,000 inhabitants, Aldi has 1.21 stores in Spain against 2.58 in France — a density 53 % lower. Both records come from the same source and the same method, which is the condition for the gap to mean anything.

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