Street Markets in Leganes
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Street markets in Leganes trade on four days of the week, and Friday is the day to come: three of the city's four markets set up that morning, including the 25-stall San Nicasio Street Market. Saturday has two, Thursday and Sunday one each, and nothing runs Monday to Wednesday. Most open at 9am and are packing up by 2pm.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
TuesdayNo markets
WednesdayNo markets
Thursday1market
Friday3markets
- StreetFeria Andaluza de Leganés
- StreetLeganés Street Market
- StreetSan Nicasio Street Market
Saturday2markets
Sunday1market
What you'll find
Fresh fruit and vegetables are the backbone of every market here, alongside cheese and dairy, prepared foods and organic produce. The non-food stalls run to clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, handicrafts, and second-hand books and magazines. The Feria Andaluza de Leganés leans Andalusian, with crafts and regional food across its Thursday to Sunday run. For the covered halls that trade six days a week instead, see municipal markets in Leganes.
All Street Markets in Leganes
Tips for visiting
Come in the first hour or two after the 9am opening, while the produce tables are still full. Bring cash, since card acceptance varies from one stall to the next. A full picture of both market types is on the Leganes city page.
Where to stay in Leganes
The markets open at 9am and the good produce goes early, so a bed in town is worth more than an early train. Leganés Centro puts you close to the weekly markets and on Metro Line 12 for the run into the capital. If you want a wider choice of hotels, Madrid Centro is about 20 minutes away by public transport. You won't need a car either way, since the markets set up on streets and squares within reach of the Metro.
What day is the street market in Leganes?
Friday is the main street market day in Leganes, with three of the city's four markets trading that morning, San Nicasio Street Market among them. Saturday has two, Thursday and Sunday one each, and nothing sets up between Monday and Wednesday. The timetable above shows which market runs on which day.
What time do street markets in Leganes open?
Street markets in Leganes usually open at 9am and pack up around 2pm, so the whole trading day is a morning. Arriving in the first hour or two gets you the fullest fruit and vegetable tables. The Feria Andaluza de Leganés keeps the same daytime hours across its Thursday to Sunday run.
What's the biggest street market in Leganes?
San Nicasio Street Market is the biggest street market in Leganes, with 25 stalls, and it runs on a Friday morning alongside two others. Its traders cover fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, clothing and footwear. The Feria Andaluza de Leganés is the longest of the four, trading Thursday to Sunday.
Are there street markets in Leganes on a Sunday?
Yes, one street market trades in Leganes on a Sunday, the Feria Andaluza de Leganés, which runs Thursday through Sunday. Sunday is the quietest of the four days the city's street markets cover, against three markets on a Friday and two on a Saturday. Usual hours are 9am to 2pm.
Are street markets in Leganes free to enter?
Yes, all four street markets in Leganes are free to enter. They set up in the open air on public streets and squares, with no ticket or gate at any of them, and the usual trading window runs from 9am to about 2pm. Carry cash, since card acceptance varies from stall to stall.
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