Street Markets in Aranjuez
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Street markets in Aranjuez run four times a week across the city. The Aranjuez Street Market operates on Saturdays, while Sundays bring two separate vintage markets and Market la Reina. Between them you'll find fresh produce, clothing, footwear and antiques, most trading from around 10am to 2pm.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
TuesdayNo markets
WednesdayNo markets
ThursdayNo markets
FridayNo markets
Saturday1market
- StreetAranjuez Street Market
Sunday3markets
- StreetAranjuez Vintage Market
- StreetAranjuez Vintage Market
- StreetMarket la Reina
What you'll find
Across Aranjuez's markets, stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, books and magazines, and handicrafts. The Sunday markets lean towards antiques and secondhand collectibles, while Saturday is the day for groceries and household basics. Aranjuez also has its own municipal market; see all markets in this city for both types together.
All Street Markets in Aranjuez
Tips for visiting
Sunday is the busiest day, with three of the city's four markets trading against just one on Saturday. Most stalls open around 10am and pack up by 2pm, so arriving close to opening gives the best choice at the produce and antiques stalls alike. Bring cash, since card payments aren't always available at smaller vendors. For markets further afield, see the province page.
Where to stay in Aranjuez
The Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the markets and the Royal Palace gardens, so you can reach the Saturday market or either Sunday vintage market on foot. For something more affordable, Hotel Infantas de Aranjuez is a short walk from the centre and a practical base for an early market start, since a car isn't needed to get between any of the four markets.
Are street markets in Aranjuez free to enter?
Yes, entry to Aranjuez's street markets is free. You only pay for what you buy at each stall, whether that's fresh produce at the Saturday market or antiques and collectibles at the Sunday vintage markets. Across the four markets, traders sell everything from books and footwear to handicrafts and clothing, all at individual stall prices with no gate or ticket.
What time do street markets in Aranjuez open?
Street markets in Aranjuez typically open at 10am and run until around 2pm, though the Saturday market can start earlier for shoppers after fresh produce. Sunday is the busiest day, with three of the city's four markets trading, against just one on Saturday. Check each market's page for its exact hours before setting out.
What's the biggest street market in Aranjuez?
Aranjuez Street Market is the city's biggest, with around 45 stalls trading every Saturday. It's the main stop for fresh fruit, vegetables and household goods, while the smaller Sunday markets, including two vintage markets and Market la Reina, focus on antiques, secondhand clothing and collectibles rather than groceries.
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