Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market

Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market sets up every Tuesday from 8am to 3pm on Avenida del Conde de Coruña in Daganzo de Arriba. This compact open-air market has around 25 stalls covering clothing, footwear, and handicrafts. Cash only, so bring notes. Get there before noon for the best selection.

What you'll find at Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market

Stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts. The mix is practical: everyday wearables alongside some handmade craft items. You can cover all the stalls comfortably in under an hour. It's the only street market in Daganzo de Arriba, so Tuesdays are the day to shop.

How to get to Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market

The market sets up along Avenida del Conde de Coruña in the town centre. By car, take the A-2 towards Zaragoza and exit at junction 28. Street parking is available nearby. Daganzo de Arriba is around 25km northeast of Madrid, and Alcalá de Henares is close by if you want a larger market scene.

Where to stay in Daganzo de Arriba

Daganzo de Arriba is a small town, so accommodation options are limited locally. Staying in Town Centre puts you close to the market and within easy reach of local bars and cafes for a coffee before you browse.

If you prefer more choice, the nearby town of Alcalá de Henares is just a short drive away and has a good range of hotels, making it a practical base for the day. You can easily make the trip out to the market and return to a comfortable room in a town with plenty to offer in the evenings.

What day is the Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market?

Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market runs every Tuesday from 8am to 3pm on Avenida del Conde de Coruña. It's a weekly market with no seasonal break, so the same stretch of street sets up with around 25 stalls every week throughout the year, not just in summer.

What can you buy at the Daganzo de Arriba market?

Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts across its roughly 25 stalls. It's a practical, everyday mix rather than a food market, so expect clothes, shoes, and handmade craft items you can browse comfortably in under an hour.

Do I need cash at the Daganzo de Arriba market?

Yes, Daganzo de Arriba Municipal Street Market is cash-only, so bring notes before you go. There's no card payment option at the stalls and no ATM on site, so stop at a cashpoint in town beforehand to make sure you have enough for the morning.