Madrid Sunday Street Market

Stalls line the street selling a mix of clothing, footwear, leather goods, jewellery and antiques, alongside second-hand items, vintage collectibles and household goods. The permanent shops along Ribera de Curtidores specialise in antiques and curios and stay open on weekdays too, so the Sunday market builds on an already established antique quarter. Browse the street markets in Madrid page for more weekly markets across the city.

Staying central makes life easy for this market. La Latina itself puts you a few minutes from Ribera de Curtidores, so you can browse early before the crowds build and slip into a nearby bar when you're done. The Malasaña and Lavapiés neighbourhoods are both within easy walking distance too, and if you'd prefer a well-known option, Hotel Urban is a solid central pick.

The market runs along C/ de la Ribera de Curtidores, 2, in the Centro district. The closest metro stop is La Latina on Line 5. Tirso de Molina (Line 1) and Embajadores (Line 3) are also within walking distance. Bus routes 17, 18, 23 and 35 serve the area, and public transport is the better option on a Sunday.