El Rastro

What an eclectic assortment of goods. THE hot spot for locals on a Sunday morning. Lots of items from clothing, and antique furniture, to gadgets and older electronics. Prices are low and can easily fill an hour or two just meandering the various side streets and main drag.

The best "flea market" in Madrid is located here in El Rastro. You can definitely find everything you are looking for at really low prices, cheap! You will find all type of merchandise, new and used, vintage, antique, furniture, shoes, clothes, leather handbags and products, accessories, jewelry, homewares, and much more. You will also find stores, cafes, restaurants, where you can just sit, relax, spend time with friends and family and enjoy some "Tapas" and "Bocadillos" at really good prices. El Rastro Flea Market only opens on Sundays and it get packed. Love this place and its energy, really a spanish vibe 😍 so everytime i visit Madrid i have to come to El Rastro and get a few things, so i highly recommend it.

The district was disappointing. Many stores were closed and the few that were open were selling low quality goods that could be found online at a cheaper price. I heard that the flea market is more bustling on the weekend, but even so I would not recommend stopping by this area as it is not a good tourist location. It is off the beaten track and not very close to key tourist traps.

“It’s A Great place if you are into 2nd hand items, small handicraft or small wearing pieces. Probably as an Asian tourist, it’s nice to soak in the atmosphere, but nothing to buy. ☺️

With history going back 400 years. This one of the busiest flea market in Madrid. With over 1000 shops this a must visit spot. Lot of Antiques in shops nearby. Plenty of things to buy for all budgets.

A huge flee market, expanding at the better part of the La Latina area. You will merge with a cheerful and lively crowd but beware of pickpockets as it tends to get overcrowded! One can find all sorts of things, such as clothes, shoes, accessories, memorabilia, a variety of vintage furniture and accessories and many many many more! Bring your appetite to explore and keep your wallet safe!

Great traditional outdoor market selling vintage clothing, second hand bric a brac, antiquities etc. Gets crowded but a nice place to wander around on a Sunday.

Excellent Madrid experience for any Sunday midday. Except maybe if it's raining.

What an eclectic assortment of goods. THE hot spot for locals on a Sunday morning. Lots of items from clothing, and antique furniture, to gadgets and older electronics. Prices are low and can easily fill an hour or two just meandering the various side streets and main drag.

The best "flea market" in Madrid is located here in El Rastro. You can definitely find everything you are looking for at really low prices, cheap! You will find all type of merchandise, new and used, vintage, antique, furniture, shoes, clothes, leather handbags and products, accessories, jewelry, homewares, and much more. You will also find stores, cafes, restaurants, where you can just sit, relax, spend time with friends and family and enjoy some "Tapas" and "Bocadillos" at really good prices. El Rastro Flea Market only opens on Sundays and it get packed. Love this place and its energy, really a spanish vibe 😍 so everytime i visit Madrid i have to come to El Rastro and get a few things, so i highly recommend it.

The district was disappointing. Many stores were closed and the few that were open were selling low quality goods that could be found online at a cheaper price. I heard that the flea market is more bustling on the weekend, but even so I would not recommend stopping by this area as it is not a good tourist location. It is off the beaten track and not very close to key tourist traps.

“It’s A Great place if you are into 2nd hand items, small handicraft or small wearing pieces. Probably as an Asian tourist, it’s nice to soak in the atmosphere, but nothing to buy. ☺️

With history going back 400 years. This one of the busiest flea market in Madrid. With over 1000 shops this a must visit spot. Lot of Antiques in shops nearby. Plenty of things to buy for all budgets.

A huge flee market, expanding at the better part of the La Latina area. You will merge with a cheerful and lively crowd but beware of pickpockets as it tends to get overcrowded! One can find all sorts of things, such as clothes, shoes, accessories, memorabilia, a variety of vintage furniture and accessories and many many many more! Bring your appetite to explore and keep your wallet safe!

Great traditional outdoor market selling vintage clothing, second hand bric a brac, antiquities etc. Gets crowded but a nice place to wander around on a Sunday.

Excellent Madrid experience for any Sunday midday. Except maybe if it's raining.