Brunete Street Market

Mercadillo de Brunete is a weekly street market that sets up every Saturday from 8am to 3pm on Calle de las Olivas in Brunete, a small town about 28 km west of Madrid. Around 25 stalls line the street selling clothing, textiles, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts. Bring cash, since the stalls take nothing else. It is also listed among the street markets in Brunete.

What you'll find at Brunete Street Market

The market leans heavily towards clothing and textiles, with stalls selling everyday wear alongside leather bags and footwear. You'll also find handmade crafts and accessories. At 25 stalls it is compact enough to browse the full range in under an hour, and the seven hours it trades leave plenty of room to come back for something you thought about.

How to get to Brunete Street Market

The market sets up on Calle de las Olivas in the town centre. Brunete is reached from Madrid by regional bus, and the market is a short walk from the main bus stops. Stalls run along the road at street level, which is what makes the market wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome.

Where to stay in Brunete

Brunete is a small town, so accommodation options are limited locally. Your best bet is to stay in Brunete town centre within easy reach of the market, or look at nearby options just outside town.

If you prefer more choice, staying a short drive away in Majadahonda or Boadilla del Monte gives you good connections and a wider range of hotels to pick from.

What day is the Brunete street market?

Brunete Street Market runs every Saturday, setting up on Calle de las Olivas from 8am and packing away by 3pm. It is a weekly market, so it trades on the same day all year round, and around 25 stalls turn out along the street.

What can you buy at the Brunete market?

Brunete Street Market sells mainly clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts across its 25 or so stalls. Everyday wear sits alongside leather bags and handmade accessories, and the market is small enough to browse in under an hour.

Does Brunete Street Market take cards?

No, Brunete Street Market is cash only, so bring notes and coins with you before you arrive on Calle de las Olivas. The market sets up outdoors on the street, and there is no guarantee of a cash machine beside the stalls themselves.

Is Brunete Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Brunete Street Market is recorded as wheelchair accessible, running along Calle de las Olivas at street level rather than inside a building. Dogs are welcome too, and the whole market is outdoors, so there is no shelter if the weather turns.