Las Batallas Market

You'll find a solid range of fresh produce here: fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and a selection of cheese and dairy products. There's also a bakery section for bread and pastries. It's a practical, no-frills market for everyday essentials rather than a destination market. Both cash and credit cards are accepted at the stalls.

Leganés is a compact city in the southern Madrid metro area, so staying near the town centre puts you close to Las Batallas Market and the local shops around it. Try Centro for easy walking access, or look at options along Avenida de la Universidad if you want something close to good transport links back into Madrid.

If you prefer staying in the capital and day-tripping out, central Madrid is only around 20 minutes by cercanías train, which gives you far more hotel options at every price point.

The market is on Calle Batalla de Trafalgar in the Batallas neighbourhood of Leganés. Leganés is well connected from central Madrid via Metro Line 12 (MetroSur) and Cercanías commuter trains. From the Leganés station, local bus routes cover the residential areas around the market. The facility is wheelchair accessible. For other municipal markets in Leganés, or the city's weekly Mercadillo de Leganés, check the full Leganés market listings.