Mercado de Maravillas

About

Mercado de Maravillas is one of Madrid’s largest and most diverse markets, located in the Tetuán district. Opened in 1942, it spans nearly 9,000 square meters and houses over 250 stalls, offering everything from fresh produce and meats to clothing and household goods. The market reflects the multicultural character of the neighborhood, with vendors selling specialties from Latin America, Asia, and Spain. Visitors can explore traditional Spanish delicacies, including Iberian ham, saffron from La Mancha, and artisan cheeses, alongside international flavors. The market also features small bars and cafeterias, where shoppers can enjoy tapas and local wines while soaking in the lively atmosphere. Easily accessible by metro, bus, and bike, Mercado de Maravillas is a must-visit for those seeking an authentic taste of Madrid’s daily life.

Madrid Spain

Location

Mercado de Maravillas is located at Calle de Bravo Murillo, 122, in the Tetuán district of Madrid, near the Cuatro Caminos metro station and just north of the city center. The area around the market is known for its local, authentic atmosphere, with the bustling Glorieta de Cuatro Caminos nearby and a variety of traditional Spanish and international dining options along Bravo Murillo. Notable nearby landmarks include the iconic Torre Picasso and the AZCA business and shopping complex, as well as the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, home to Real Madrid, all within a reasonable distance. The neighborhood is lively and well-connected, making Mercado de Maravillas a convenient spot for experiencing daily Madrid life and exploring local shops and eateries.