Hortaleza Street Market

Hortaleza Street Market sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm on Calle de Santa Adela in Madrid's Hortaleza district. Around 25 stalls line the street, selling fresh fruit, clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts. Both cash and mobile payments are accepted. Get there early for the best selection of produce, as stalls start packing up well before 2pm.

What you'll find

Fresh seasonal fruit takes up a good share of the market, with prices that tend to undercut the supermarkets. The rest of the stalls cover clothing and textiles, shoes and leather goods, and handmade crafts. It's a compact market, so you can browse the full run of stalls in under an hour. If you're after more street markets in Madrid, the city has dozens spread across different districts and days of the week.

How to get to Hortaleza Street Market

The market is at Calle de Santa Adela 38, in the residential heart of Hortaleza (28033). The nearest metro is Pinar del Rey on Line 8, about a 10-minute walk. Several bus routes serve the area, though Sunday timetables may differ from weekdays.

Where to stay in Madrid

The Hortaleza Street Market sits in the north of the city, so staying nearby in Hortaleza keeps things easy. For something more central with good transport links, Hotel Puerta América or Salamanca are both solid choices that put you within easy reach.

What day is Hortaleza Street Market?

Hortaleza Street Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm. It does not open on any other day of the week.

What can you buy at Hortaleza Street Market?

The 25 or so stalls sell fresh fruit, clothing, textiles, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts. Fruit stalls are popular for their competitive prices on seasonal produce.

Where is Hortaleza Street Market located?

The market sets up along Calle de Santa Adela 38 in Madrid's Hortaleza district, postcode 28033. The closest metro station is Pinar del Rey (Line 8).

Do I need cash at Hortaleza Street Market?

Most stalls accept cash, and some also take mobile payments. Having cash on hand is still the safest option, so withdraw before you arrive.