Majadahonda Market

Majadahonda Market (Mercado de Majadahonda) is a compact indoor market in Majadahonda, located at Calle Santa María de la Cabeza 5–7 in the town centre. With 25 stalls, it serves the local neighbourhood six days a week, open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm and closed on Sundays.

What to buy

You'll find the daily essentials here: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and baked goods. It's a practical, no-frills market aimed at local shoppers who want quality produce without the crowds of a larger market. Most stalls accept cash, card, contactless, and mobile payments.

How to get to Majadahonda Market

The market sits at Calle Santa María de la Cabeza 5–7 in central Majadahonda. It's a short walk from Majadahonda Cercanías station (line C-7), making it easy to reach from Madrid without a car. Street parking is available nearby, though spaces can be limited during morning peak hours. For a full list of municipal markets in Majadahonda, see the city listings.

Where to stay in Majadahonda

Majadahonda is a well-connected suburban town, so staying close to the centre puts you within easy reach of the market and the main shopping streets. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options in Las Rozas if you want a slightly wider choice of accommodation just nearby.

If you're coming from Madrid, the Cercanías train makes the journey simple, so staying in the city centre and making a day trip is also a practical option worth considering.

What time does Majadahonda Market open?

Majadahonda Market opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm and is closed on Sundays. The same hours apply all six days, so there's no need to check a different schedule for any particular day. Arrive before 11am for the best pick of the fish and meat counters.

What can you buy at Majadahonda Market?

Majadahonda Market's 25 stalls cover fresh daily essentials: fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and baked goods. It's a neighbourhood market focused on fresh produce rather than specialist or artisan goods, and every stall accepts cash, card, contactless, and mobile payment, so you're not tied to carrying coins.

Is Majadahonda Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Majadahonda Market is wheelchair accessible, with step-free entrances leading straight into the indoor hall. Because the whole market is under cover, the accessible route stays dry and level whatever the weather outside, so a wheelchair or pushchair user can visit on the same easy terms any day it's open, Monday to Saturday.