Coslada Weekly Market

Coslada Weekly Market sets up every Friday at the Recinto Ferial on Calle de los Almendros in Coslada, running from 9am to 2pm. It's one of the street markets in Coslada, with 100 stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, clothing, footwear, flowers and handicrafts.

What you'll find at Coslada Weekly Market

The market specializes in fresh produce with dedicated stalls for fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices. You'll also find quality meat and poultry vendors offering cuts throughout the day. Alongside the fresh food section, there are textile and clothing stalls, leather goods, footwear, and a good selection of flowers and plants.

Handmade crafts and artisan bread and bakery items round out the offering, making this a comprehensive weekly shopping destination for local residents.

How to get to Coslada Weekly Market

The market is at Recinto Ferial, Calle de los Almendros, 28821 Coslada, Madrid. Coslada sits in the Madrid province, just east of the capital.

Where to stay in Coslada

Coslada is a compact town just east of Madrid, so staying central keeps things simple. Try Town Centre for easy access to the weekly market on foot, or look at options near Avenida de los Trabajadores if you want to be close to local transport links.

If you'd rather base yourself in Madrid and make a short trip out, that works just as well, since Coslada is only a quick metro or cercanías ride from the city centre.

What day is Coslada Weekly Market?

Coslada Weekly Market runs every Friday from 9am to 2pm at the Recinto Ferial on Calle de los Almendros. It's a weekly fixture with around 100 stalls selling fresh produce, meat, clothing and other general goods, and it keeps to this Friday schedule throughout the year.

What can you buy at Coslada Weekly Market?

Coslada Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, clothing, footwear, flowers and plants, spices and herbs, bread and handicrafts across its 100 stalls. The stalls cover food, clothing and general goods, making it a practical weekly shop for the town rather than a specialist market.