Orcasur Street Market

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Orcasur Street Market

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This week's schedule

DayHours
Monday (today) Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday 09:00 – 14:00
Sunday Closed

Every week on Saturday

Quiz

Which is the biggest market in Madrid Province?

Orcasur Street Market sets up every Saturday morning along Avenida Orcasur, 60 in the Usera district of Madrid. With around 25 stalls running from 9:00am to 2:00pm, it's a compact neighbourhood market serving the local community. Stalls cover a mix of fresh food and clothing, with most vendors accepting cash, contactless, and mobile payments. The site is wheelchair accessible and has a children's play area, making it an easy stop for local families.

What you'll find at Orcasur Street Market

The market splits between fresh food and everyday goods. On the food side, you'll find fruit, vegetables, meat, and fresh bread. The rest of the stalls lean towards clothing and textiles. It's a practical, no-frills market aimed at local residents rather than tourists, and it's worth checking out if you're in the street markets in Madrid area on a Saturday.

How to get to Orcasur Street Market

The market runs along Avenida Orcasur, 60, in Usera, south Madrid, postcode 28041. It's an outdoor market with around 25 stalls set up directly along the street, and the site is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Madrid

The Orcasur Street Market is in the south of Madrid, so staying in Usera or Vallecas puts you close by without a long commute. Both areas are well connected by metro and give you a more local, affordable base than the city centre.

If you'd rather stay central and make a day trip south, Hotel Mediodía is a solid, no-fuss option near Atocha station, with easy metro access to the market.

What day is Orcasur Street Market?

Orcasur Street Market runs every Saturday, from 9:00am to 2:00pm, along Avenida Orcasur in the Usera district of Madrid. It's a weekly market, so it sets up on the same day every week rather than switching around the calendar, with around 25 stalls open throughout the morning.

What can you buy at Orcasur Street Market?

Orcasur Street Market stocks fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, poultry, and bread alongside clothing and textiles across its 25 stalls. It's a general-purpose neighbourhood market rather than a specialist one, so the range covers everyday essentials, and the site is wheelchair accessible with a children's play area nearby.

Where is Orcasur Street Market?

Orcasur Street Market sets up on Avenida Orcasur, 60, in the Usera district of Madrid, postcode 28041. It's an outdoor market with around 25 stalls stretched along the avenue, and the site is wheelchair accessible, so getting between the stalls is straightforward.

Do I need cash at Orcasur Street Market?

Most stalls at Orcasur Street Market accept cash, contactless card payments, and mobile payments, so you won't be limited to notes and coins. Even so, acceptance can vary from one stall to the next among the market's 25 traders, so it's worth carrying some cash as a backup.

What you'll find

  • fresh fruits
  • fresh vegetables
  • meat and poultry
  • bread and bakery
  • clothing and textiles

Facilities & accessibility

Facilities
  • Wheelchair Accessible
  • Children's Play Area
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair Accessible
Payment
  • Cash
  • Mobile payment
  • Contactless

Contact & details

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⚲ Address Av. Orcasur, 60, Usera, 28041 Madrid, España · Get directions

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