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Do you dare to embark on the Madrid markets route that we have prepared for you in the following lines? If so, get ready to live a unique experience. 0 comments Adm834ha Wednesday, March 30, 2016 Market route in Madrid The concept of the market has changed over the years. It is no longer just a meeting place between merchants and customers, it also houses leisure areas where you can taste already prepared products, markets for tapas and even performances take place to give it a more cultural and alternative touch. There are more and more markets that are governed by these premises in the capital, today we recommend a few so that you can chart your own route.
Star in our Market Route in Madrid • San Miguel Buy Phone Number List Market (Plaza de San Miguel s/n). It is a culinary space considered an Asset of Cultural Interest as it is the only iron market still standing in the city. It defends the quality of the products offered and the creation of a leisure space where you can stay and have a drink with friends. It's worth stopping by just to see the charming hustle and bustle that forms, especially on weekends. • San Ildefonso Market (Fuencarral Street, 57). Inspired by large international cities such as London or New York, this relatively new place is characterized by a very street style that includes neon lights, a most innovative note that makes it even more attractive.
The products present here are more designed for on-site consumption, so it is conceived more as a leisure place than as a market itself. There are specialized and high-quality gastronomy stalls. • San Antón Market (24 Augusto Figueroa Street). Located in the Chueca neighborhood, this three-story building houses around thirty stalls for tasting and traditional product sales. It also has a restaurant and terrace. It is a multifunctional space where they offer a varied range of cultural activities. Markets in Madrid • Moncloa Market (Arcipreste de Hita Street, 10). Beers, tapas, a good menu, something sweet.
Star in our Market Route in Madrid • San Miguel Buy Phone Number List Market (Plaza de San Miguel s/n). It is a culinary space considered an Asset of Cultural Interest as it is the only iron market still standing in the city. It defends the quality of the products offered and the creation of a leisure space where you can stay and have a drink with friends. It's worth stopping by just to see the charming hustle and bustle that forms, especially on weekends. • San Ildefonso Market (Fuencarral Street, 57). Inspired by large international cities such as London or New York, this relatively new place is characterized by a very street style that includes neon lights, a most innovative note that makes it even more attractive.
The products present here are more designed for on-site consumption, so it is conceived more as a leisure place than as a market itself. There are specialized and high-quality gastronomy stalls. • San Antón Market (24 Augusto Figueroa Street). Located in the Chueca neighborhood, this three-story building houses around thirty stalls for tasting and traditional product sales. It also has a restaurant and terrace. It is a multifunctional space where they offer a varied range of cultural activities. Markets in Madrid • Moncloa Market (Arcipreste de Hita Street, 10). Beers, tapas, a good menu, something sweet.
