Cobeña Weekly Market

Cobeña Weekly Market (Mercadillo de Cobeña) sets up every Thursday from 9am to 2pm on Calle de la Tejera in Cobeña, Madrid. It's one of the street markets in Cobeña, a compact stop of 10 stalls for fresh produce, flowers and clothing.

What you'll find at Cobeña Weekly Market

You'll find fresh fruits and vegetables from local growers, along with cut flowers and potted plants. The market also has clothing, textiles, footwear and leather goods for practical shopping.

How to get to Cobeña Weekly Market

The market sets up on Calle de la Tejera in central Cobeña, Madrid.

Where to stay in Cobeña

Cobeña is a small village, so most visitors base themselves nearby and drive in for market day. San Sebastián de los Reyes and Alcobendas are both close by and have plenty of accommodation, making the market an easy morning trip. If you'd rather stay closer to the action, look for a rural guesthouse in Cobeña town centre itself, a short walk from Calle de la Tejera.

What day is Cobeña Weekly Market?

Cobeña Weekly Market runs every Thursday from 9am to 2pm on Calle de la Tejera in Cobeña, Madrid. It's a weekly fixture with no seasonal break on record, drawing shoppers from Cobeña and the surrounding villages to its 10 stalls of fresh produce, flowers and clothing.

What can you buy at Cobeña Weekly Market?

Cobeña Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, cut flowers and potted plants, alongside clothing, footwear and leather goods, across its 10 stalls. It's a practical Thursday stop for everyday shopping rather than a specialist food market, since the record lists no bakery, deli or ready-to-eat stalls.