Markets in the Province of Madrid

In Madrid Province, both municipal and open-air markets are deeply rooted in local life, linking long-standing traditions with the pace of a modern metropolis.

In the capital, renovated municipal halls such as San Miguel, San Antón, and Barceló coexist with the city’s many weekly street markets, including the famous Rastro in La Latina. Across neighbourhoods, residents still rely on their local markets for daily shopping and social exchange.

Beyond the city, towns like Alcalá de Henares, Getafe, Aranjuez and Móstoles preserve this dual market culture, combining covered food markets with lively outdoor fairs.

Together they form a provincial network that values freshness, conversation and the continuity of Madrid’s market tradition.