Flea Market Rastro Reviews

Large market of new and old goods, trash and treasure style market.
Seems to grow through the streets and ally's.

A nice flea market, fairly big! If you want to see all it will take long time.

Interesting. Good offer, low prices Like it a lot.

The dry piglet, in general bad quality - price. Much fame, but it is already for guiris

A wonderful madness, walk and enjoy a variety of offers or just walk, if it is until 11 + - then many people accumulate.

Open only on Sundays and have lots of unique antiques

I really like the atmosphere, see the stalls and especially some reeds in the traditional Madrid

Very well, I love to go, lately it is less attractive but it has a lot of charm, we live far away, but that does not take away from us going frequently, this Sunday we took two Cuban friends (mother and daughter) and they loved it. For me it is a very endearing place, you have to be careful with bags and backpacks, because there are always friends of the alien, put them ahead and so they will always be controlled.

Everything, everything and everything is on the trail.
The common and the special.
Search and find that is the way to proceed.

Over-priced crowded street market. Some good live music.

A huge flea market in the middle of the heart of Madrid. There is something for everyone: from pet supplies to old furniture, clothing and kitsch, to name but a few. If you like to visit it well, you have to go to Elf, who likes it quieter, comes sooner. Definitely worth a visit.

100% recommended. Friendly and available staff. Very good location and accessible. Quality and reasonable price. I would recommend and return.

It makes me sad to see one of the traditional symbols of Madrid so desolate with the establishments, bars and places closed by this pandemic

Normally it is a great place, but with the pandemic it is firm.

Short street corner with stalls in the upper part of the city

Sunday Morning Bargain Hunt
La Latina Area Flea Market held every Sunday , get off the Metro at La Latina and you cannot miss the start of it, offering plenty of clothing, great if you looking for 2nd hand thrift type buys, especially if you're into leather and Fur coats (risky to wear in London). Plenty of used 501's, all at really reasonable prices, plenty of Beach throws and Tee Shirts, jewellery and the usual market finds, slightly repetitive but a nice way to spend a Sunday Morning, I also love the fact The Madrilenian (locals from Madrid, if you were wondering) don't get up at the crack of dawn and some stalls were only setting up after 10am. Be prepared to walk up the long hill back once you get to the bottom. However there are plenty of places to stop off and grab a drink along the route, a very enjoyable morning. Many of the stall owners have card machines too, however it may be an idea to use one of the ATMs close to La latina Metro before you find something you wish to purchase at the bottom of the hill! Have included pics of the area the market is held in.
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The atmosphere of the Rastro is very good.
These empty days is what it touches.

It's nice to walk around on a lazy day, but very crowded!

A lot of things to see. Just be aware of your own belongings. A lot of pick pockets.

Very crowded. Not much you want to buy. Interesting to see.

Big and interesting Sunday market in Madrid

Selling all sorts of things, crowded

To taste the colors. I do not like it. In fact I do not understand how there can be and have as much public.

Whole streets with everything you want and you can imagine New and old, for any pocket One of the most picturesque

This is one of the interesting places to go in Madrid, Spain. You will find many interesting items from clothes and antique, only open on Sundays from morning to 2 pm.

Unlike the time mentioned here, it is only opened on weekend

Magnificent trail that of Madrid. Around the Plaza de Cascorro, hundreds of stalls offer you from local handicrafts to used clothing, souvenirs for tourists and articles of all kinds, new and used. A show of colors and sounds, is a way to get to know the city and its people. For me to understand is a must see in Madrid

It is a madness. Overcrowded with tourist and well as locals. Find every thing: cloths, shoes, sneaker, jewels, tshirts, books, luggage and name It!!!

Many people, as always, but many similarly priced positions. Cool. The Madrid trail is a classic to go to.

Many many sellers with clothes, sport accesories, jewellery, bags, souvenirs and much more.

Really renowned market and very popular with Madrid .... In addition to the usual market objects also very nice and nice handcrafted works.

One of my favorite places in Madrid! If by chance you happen on Sunday for the city a must see, a big flea market where it is impossible will not buy something every time!

For me it is a beautiful walk through the variation of people and you spend a very pleasant Sunday morning

Used and flea market
A lot of activity in the main street and surroundings. Great opportunities to buy something old at a good price.

Charming, traditional and at the same time very modern place. To see and enjoy taking photos

Cultural experience, the very Sunday as a Madrileno!! Walk through the market while buying gadgets and souvenirs listen to local street artists and sipping beers and catching a tapa at any of the millions bar!

I loved all of the street vendors and performers here! If you're in Madrid on Sunday you have to go to El Rastro!

The typical place to go in Madrid on a Sunday.
The typical place to go when go are looking for something unusual, whether it's first or second hand.
And a great place to see a great bands that plays there every Sunday: Jingle Django! They are awesome!

My favorite experience in Madrid. You breathe tradition and you can get almost everything. Fabulous

Highly recommended for female shoppers, you can buy cheap but good quality clothes/ accessories/ shoes at almost 1/4th Price,You need to go there early as they wrap up this entire market by afternoon. I bought a really cool hat for 6 euros. Most of the shops will give you discounts if you are going at the closing time as they don't want get into a bargain conversation with you. Use this trick

Walking on the Trail is to retrace songs from Sabina and feel like an Almodovar girl. I recommend as a must experience in Madrid.

An emblematic place of Madrid more authentic and original for all those who visit the capital, you can find everything and taste typical dishes in the bars and taverns that are along Rivera Street.
Tanners and surroundings.
From here we can access interesting streets such as Toledo Street, Embajadores, etc.

Many people at Christmas parties but usually find a product at a good price

Typical place in Madrid that continues to maintain its typism, ideal for finding countless things at very competitive prices.

You can not miss it. You can buy what you imagine and what you don't, too. To eat is a mess. Many people and few tables. He

It is a very traditional and peculiar place in Madrid. It is always crowded so it is advisable to go soon. You can find from a Levis cowboy to an olivetti from year 2.

I expected less shit and more interesting things. To find the latter you have to search, inquire. But it will always be an entertaining experience

Similar to the Porta Portese romano ... a lot of people and many stalls where you can find everything at reasonable prices

Because everything you are looking for can be done in cons, and it is very large ...

In my opinion one of the essential activities and sites to visit if you are going to spend a Sunday in Madrid. In this market you can find absolutely everything. Remember to be careful with your permanence, yes!

A must-see site in Madrid, great atmosphere and very traditional, without a doubt you have to visit it and shop around its typical stalls and bars.

A pleasure to stay for a drink and shop on its streets. Lots of variety

Typical essential every Sunday in the morning. Small streets to discover and we never go around

Bha .. for those who want to commit a Sunday morning by taking a crowd bath in the middle of a market of rabaltarie ..

open on sunday from 8am until 2pm. el rastro is an open-air market where you can buy almost everything. from very cheap vintage clothes, vintage furniture, cds, vinyls, etc... in the area there are bars and restaurants to have a beer and eat some tapas. tourists and locals attend the market.

Place to lose a Sunday, there is a lot of junk and old things that you could almost find in a landfill, but on the contrary there are also many antiques that may interest you.
With the walk to see everything and throw the morning and awaken hunger for half a day.
Beware of pickpockets, you have to be aware to not take any dislike

This is one huge market, and you can get nearly everything here from antiques to modernities. Its not just the main street but a lot of it on the side streets around. It is very well spread out. For a tourist if you can manage to save your souvenir shopping for this day, you could get a lot.

Do not miss it. If you are in Madrid on Sunday do not miss out. Inviting prices.

Good place to spend a morning of searching, shopping and tapas

Flea market This is the flavor of Madrid !!! You should definitely visit this place! Here they sing, dance and all this together with tinto de verano and the best sandwiches with squid or gulas, this is a must try .. unusual atmosphere of the city !!! Advice first go around the whole market and see what you want to buy and only then buy .. as you will definitely find cheaper! And be sure to bargain!

Pertinent not a hobby of mine, but a market (on Sundays) as big as a city district

Great way to spend a few hours. Very busy. Plenty of stalls selling clothes to household items. Make it part of your to do list. Great street music to set the tone for your visit around

Everything I expected. Very large fair with several articles of interest. Second hand fur coats for 10! Several sellers of second-hand items and art. Several "traditional" sellers, Moroccans and Gypsies with "common" items, that is, several stalls with the same products, magnets, plates, scarves, scarves, belts.
At the same time there are stalls with books and super affordable DVDs, new clothes, quality accessories, original art, among others. I visited in January and it was very busy, I can't imagine how it will be in more tourist seasons.

Fantastic aspect: the fair is held on several streets, with the stands positioned on the sidewalk, it is possible to move behind them. That is, if you are in a hurry and do not want to visit the fair, you can move around behind the stalls without much traffic.

Great place but lots of people on this sunny Sunday. A bit of a hassle with children.

A very extensive street market in the heart of La Latina. It is worth coming in the morning before the crowds gather - in the afternoon it can be very crowded. The choice of goods is huge, clothes and textiles predominate, but you can find almost anything here: from cheap Chinese to rare gems for experts on the subject. A lot of goods from India, which is probably influenced by the location of the market in a district where many Indians live.

Very colorful place very frequented not to forget to see the Mrs. with the organillo or the vendor of wafers a classic of the place