The gastronomic markets of Madrid are a must visit whether you are passing through or if you live in the city. The classic food markets are no longer just an option for consumption, they have become important leisure spaces where you can learn the best kept secrets of national and international gastronomy. We propose a tour:

The San Ildefonso Market is Madrid's reference of street food market, in the style of the street markets that can be found in London or New York. It is located in Fuencarral street and is one of the busiest places in after-work hours. It also has a space set as an art gallery, which hosts numerous exhibitions and a powerful musical offer in "the acoustic of San Ildefonso" every Wednesday night, with live performances.

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The San Miguel Market was one of the pioneers in the capital. It opened its doors for the first time in 1916, and in 2009, after two years of renovations, it reopened with a renewed air but maintaining its essence. It is located in the heart of Madrid, in the square of the same name next to Calle Mayor. In this space you will find the best of the gastronomy of our country always with a "gourmet" touch. One of the strong points are the handmade ice creams of Joan Roca, who already has 3 Michelin stars.

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In the Plaza de Antón Martín, on Calle de Santa Isabel, you can find a space that, in addition to movie premieres and plays, hosts international gastronomic events. It is the first market that combines gastronomy and cultural projection. In the upper part there is a terrace where customers can enjoy the products of the market.

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The Barceló Market, located in the Malasaña neighborhood, has 7,105 square meters distributed over four floors where you can buy and eat both national and imported products, as well as a space dedicated especially to artisan products.

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The Huerto Lucas Organic Market is located in the central neighborhood of Chueca, Calle de San Lucas, number 13. It is one of the reference organic trade spaces in the capital. All the products of this market are 100% organic.

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In the neighborhood of La Latina, in the heart of the capital, the leisure options are endless. The Mercado de la Cebada is one of the largest in the city, inside you can find a selection of top quality products. In addition to the gastronomic offer, during the weekends there is an extensive program of children's activities dedicated to healthy and sustainable food.

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Platea Madrid is the perfect space where gastronomy and entertainment come together. It is the largest gastronomic leisure center in Europe and features live performances by some of the most renowned DJs on the scene español, flamenco performances, aerial acrobatics and acoustic, in terms of gastronomy, has a range of menus covering both national and international, and with the creations of several Michelin Stars. It is located in the heart of the Salamanca neighborhood.

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Markets are no longer just a space for consumption, but an increasingly widespread leisure option to think about when planning a weekend or a place to drop by after work. Choose the one you feel like and get ready to enjoy.

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