A charitable street market on Cervantes Street selling donated second-hand goods including books, clothing, and antiques. All proceeds support the foundation's educational and social programs for children with learning difficulties.
Calle de Cervantes, 13, Centro, 28014 Madrid, España
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About Fundación Aprender Solidarity Market
This charitable market operates on Cervantes Street in Madrid's literary quarter, selling donated goods to fund educational programs for children with learning difficulties. The market runs Monday, Thursday through Sunday with extended hours until 7:30pm on weekends.
All proceeds support Centro de Evaluación e Intervención Corat, providing scholarships for children who need specialized evaluations and intervention programs. Based on visitor reviews, you'll find a rotating selection of books, clothing, household items, furniture, toys, and decorative objects.
The market accepts both cash and modern payment methods including contactless cards. Staff members can explain how your purchases directly contribute to helping children access educational support services.
Located near Antón Martín metro station in the Barrio de las Letras area, the market sits among bookshops and cafés perfect for combining your visit with exploring Madrid's historic center. Reviewers mention that weekday afternoons offer the best selection and more time to speak with volunteers about the foundation's work.
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Every week - Friday, Monday, Sunday, Saturday, Thursday
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Calle de Cervantes, 13, Centro, 28014 Madrid, España
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Take Metro Line 1 to Antón Martín station and walk 2 minutes south along Calle de Atocha, then turn left onto Calle de Cervantes. The market is located at number 13 on Cervantes Street.
Alternatively, use Sol station (Lines 1, 2, 3) and walk 5 minutes southeast through the historic center. Multiple bus routes including 6, 26, 32 stop at Plaza de Antón Martín nearby.
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Street markets are outdoor markets that typically operate on specific days of the week, offering fresh produce, local crafts, and authentic Spanish culture.
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Monday, Thursday and Friday 11am to 7pm. Saturday, Sunday and holidays 11:30am to 7:30pm. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
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