Markets in San Fernando de Henares
Madrid, Community of madrid
San Fernando de Henares markets give shoppers two distinct weekly street markets to explore, together offering over 125 stalls across different product ranges. Both run outdoors and are free to browse, making them a practical option for residents and visitors in the eastern Madrid corridor.
Weekly Market Schedule
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MondayNo markets▼
TuesdayNo markets▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
Thursday1market▼
Saturday1market▼
Sunday1market▼
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Where to stay in San Fernando de Henares
San Fernando de Henares is a small industrial town just east of Madrid, so your best bet is to stay in the Town Centre where you'll be within easy reach of the local markets and transport links into the capital. If you'd prefer more options for accommodation, Coslada is right next door and has a broader selection of places to stay.
Wherever you base yourself, the whole area is well connected by commuter rail and the A-2 motorway, so getting around is straightforward.
Tours & Activities in San Fernando de Henares
Street markets in San Fernando de Henares
The San Fernando de Henares Street Market is the smaller of the two, with around 25 stalls setting up on a weekly basis. It focuses on everyday goods including clothing, footwear, handicrafts, and books, making it a reliable stop for practical shopping.
The San Fernando de Henares Goyesque Market is considerably larger, with 100 stalls and a character of its own. The range here leans towards handicrafts, jewellery, footwear, and prepared foods, giving it more of a artisan and food market feel. If you can only make one market, this is the one with the most variety. You can find more information through the Community of Madrid's street commerce portal.
Neighbours like Torrejón de Ardoz and Coslada also run their own weekly mercadillos on different days, so it is easy to combine visits if you are exploring the Henares corridor.
