Street Markets in Community of madrid

In the Community of Madrid, street markets remain an essential part of the region’s social and commercial rhythm.

Every week, open-air markets fill neighbourhood streets and town squares with stalls selling fresh fruit, clothing, home goods and crafts.

The capital hosts some of Spain’s best-known examples, including the Rastro de Madrid, a Sunday institution that stretches through La Latina with antiques, books and second-hand items.

Beyond the city, towns such as Alcalá de Henares, Móstoles and Collado Villalba maintain lively weekly markets that draw residents and visitors alike.

Together, they reflect a long-standing tradition of open-air trade, where conversation and familiarity are as valued as the goods on offer.