When you think of flea markets in Madrid, El Rastro is the first to come to mind. This huge Sunday market draws thousands of people from all over the world. However, over the past few years, specialist markets have mushroomed in the Spanish capital. They’re attractive events held regularly and meeting points for manufacturers, producers or designers. For a list of the top street markets in Madrid, take a look below.
The capacity at outdoor markets has been reduced to 75% to avoid the spread of Coronavirus.
El Rastro will be reopening on 22 November with 50% of stalls and a maximum capacity of 2700 pople.
Due to the ongoing crisis, some markets may be postponed or cancelled.
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