Municipal Markets in the Province of Madrid

Madrid Province preserves a strong network of municipal markets that combine traditional food trading with modern urban life.

In the capital, historic markets such as San Miguel, San Antón and Barceló have been renovated, offering a mix of classic stalls and contemporary gastronomy.

Many neighbourhoods, from Chamberí to Tetuán and Lavapiés, continue to rely on their local covered markets for daily shopping, keeping alive the habit of buying fresh produce close to home.

Beyond Madrid city, towns such as Alcalá de Henares, Getafe, Fuenlabrada and Aranjuez maintain active municipal markets that serve as both shopping and social spaces.

Across the province, these markets represent a culture rooted in freshness, quality and community exchange.