Here we’ll give you all the info you need to be up to date with the Christmas markets in Madrid 2017. Some of the more traditional ones are Plaza Mayor, Plaza de España and Plaza Oriente while Ciento y Pico and New Town Market are more modern and hipster. Whatever your taste is, check out our list below!
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Plaza Mayor (and Plaza de Santa Cruz)
This is the most traditional market in Madrid. It’s perfect if you’re looking for figurines, Christmas decorations, or real Christmas trees. You will find some funny prank gifts, as well, and a carousel for kids.
Where: Plaza Mayor
Dates: November 24 to December 31
Opening hours: 9:00- 22:00
Metro stops: La Latina, Sol, or Opera
Feria de Artesanía de Navidad at Plaza de Santo Domingo
This is an outdoor market with several stands that offer craft products made of leather, jewelry, winter clothes and other typical Christmas gifts.
Where: Plaza de Santo Domingo
Dates: Everyday until January 8th
Opening hours: 10:00 to 22:00
Metro stop: Santo Domingo
Feria de Artesanía at Plaza de España
Very similar to the previously mentioned market and very close to it, as well. There are several stands that have unique, craft gifts.
Where: Plaza de España
Dates: December 9 to January 5 (Closed December 25th and January 1st)
Opening hours: 11:00-21:00
Metro stop: Plaza de España
Mercado del Gato
Some of the best stands from all over the world will be at this market with exclusive gifts for children’s clothing, cosmetics, vintage clothing, decor, art, designer jewelry and more. In the ‘Gourmet Section’, there is an exhibit of a nativity scene with figurines from around the world, art exhibits, and live music. The non-profit ‘Aldeas Infatiles’ will also be there to give information and raise funds.
Where: C. C. de los Ejércitos (an old military casino), Gran Vía 13
Dates: December 15 to January 5
Opening hours: 11:00-21:00
Metro stops: Gran Vía or Sevilla
Feria Dulces de Navidad at Plaza Isabel II
In front of the ‘Teatro Real’ there is a small market where you can buy typical Christmas and international sweets.
Where: Plaza de Oriente
Dates: Everyday until January 8
Opening hours: 10:00-22:00
Metro stop: Ópera
New Town Market
This is a two-story pop up market with a patio and garden. It has the latest trends, accessories, fashion, gourmet food stands, and a bar to enjoy it all with a cocktail in hand.
Where: Calle Princesa 66, in front of the Palacio Real
Dates: December 11 to January 5 (closed Dec. 24, 25, 31 and Jan. 1)
Opening hours: 11:30-21:00
Metro stop: Ópera
La Navideña: La Feria Internacional de Culturas
La Navideña is a cultural fair at El Matadero with over 250 activities organized by 75 embassies and cultural organizations. Every day starting at noon you can walk around the fair, where more than 60 countries sell traditional gifts and food, and offer authentic artisan products. You can find Southamerican empanadas, Central European chocolates, mulled wine and much more.
Where: El Matadero, Paseo de la Chopera, 14
Dates: December 15-29
Opening hours: 15-17 dec. 12:00 to 20:30, 18-22 dec. 13:30 to 20:00, 23 dec. 12:00 to 20:30, 26-29 dec. 11:30 to 20:30
Metro stop: Legazpi
Ciento y Pico Market
A few days before Christmas, this hipster pop-up store will open its doors. Everything at the market will be of designer quality and there will be an art exhibit on the bottom floor.
Where: Calle Velarde 14
Dates: December 20-23
Opening hours: Fridays 17:00-22:00, Saturdays 12:00-22:00, Sundays 12:00-20:00
Metro stop: Tribunal
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