Tres Cantos Street Market

Tres Cantos Street Market sets up every Thursday from 9am to 2pm in Tres Cantos, a planned town 22km north of central Madrid, drawing around 25 stalls to the town's recinto ferial (fairgrounds). Stalls are cash only.

What you'll find

The mix leans toward clothing, footwear, and leather goods, with flowers and plants, handicrafts, and books and magazines rounding it out across the 25 or so stalls.

How to get to Tres Cantos Street Market

The market runs at the recinto ferial in Tres Cantos (28760). The easiest way in from Madrid is Cercanías line C-4 from Chamartín station, which drops you close to the town centre. See all street markets in Tres Cantos or check the official listing on the Ayuntamiento de Tres Cantos website.

Where to stay in Tres Cantos

Tres Cantos is a compact, well-planned town, so staying central puts you close to everything. The Town Centre is your best bet, with easy walking distance to the market and good transport links into Madrid.

If you prefer a hotel with more amenities, the Hotel Tres Cantos is a reliable option right in town. It's also worth checking availability at Soto de Viñuelas if you want a quieter base on the edge of the town.

What day is the Tres Cantos Street Market?

Tres Cantos Street Market runs every Thursday, from 9am to 2pm, at the recinto ferial. It trades weekly year-round, with no seasonal closures on record, and around 25 stalls set up each week, so Thursday is the only day this market runs in Tres Cantos.

What can you buy at the Tres Cantos Street Market?

Tres Cantos Street Market's roughly 25 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, flowers and plants, handicrafts, and books and magazines. It's a general goods market rather than a food market, so the mix leans towards clothes and everyday items rather than fresh produce.

Where exactly does the market set up?

Tres Cantos Street Market sets up at the recinto ferial (fairgrounds) in Tres Cantos, postcode 28760, Madrid. The site is wheelchair accessible and has a children's play area, and it's within easy reach of the town centre and the C-4 Cercanías train station from Madrid.

Do I need cash at the Tres Cantos Street Market?

Yes, the stalls at Tres Cantos Street Market are cash only, with no card option on record for any trader. There's no cash machine at the recinto ferial, so it's worth withdrawing euros in Tres Cantos before you arrive on Thursday morning.