Madrid Flea Market
El Rastro de Madrid is a huge open-air flea market in the historic city center, featuring antiques, vintage fashion, handicrafts and more. Open Sundays 9am-3pm.
Around Plaza de Cascorro, Calle Ribera de Curtidores and adjoining streets, Madrid, Madrid Province, Spain
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About Madrid Flea Market
El Rastro de Madrid is a long-established open-air street market in the centre of Spain's capital. It extends from Plaza de Cascorro along Ribera de Curtidores and adjoining streets in the Embajadores and La Latina neighbourhoods. The market is held every Sunday and on public holidays from approximately 9am to 3pm. According to municipal data, there are as many as 3,500 stalls in the regulated area.
Goods on offer at El Rastro de Madrid include a diverse mix of second-hand items, antiques, clothing, vintage pieces and curiosities rather than fresh produce. The surrounding neighbourhood is one of Madrid's historic quarters, and the market attracts a wide range of local shoppers, collectors, and visitors.
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Every week - Sunday
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Around Plaza de Cascorro, Calle Ribera de Curtidores and adjoining streets, Madrid, Madrid Province, Spain
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Several metro lines serve the El Rastro area, including Line 3 (Embajadores or Lavapiés stations), Line 5 (La Latina or Puerta de Toledo) and Line 1 (Tirso de Molina or Sol). Numerous EMT bus lines also provide access, and there is a Cercanías Renfe commuter rail stop at Embajadores (C5).
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About Street Markets
Street markets are outdoor markets that typically operate on specific days of the week, offering fresh produce, local crafts, and authentic Spanish culture.
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The market is held every Sunday and on public holidays.
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