Let’s talk about food markets in Madrid, both the traditional ones and also those transformed into a modern, urban spaces. All these markets are highlighted by their charm. Over the years customers stopped shopping in them and they eventually fell into disuse. Lately,  some of these spaces have been renovated and adapted to the new times in such a way that they now combine the traditional activity with providing an place where products can be tasted and enjoyed. No doubt these markets have reinvented themselves and nowadays are very trendy destinations. MERCADO DE SAN MIGUEL It’s been there, right next to Plaza Mayor, for around 100 years. Once a traditional market, it has now been transformed into a foodies’ temple. It is well recognized by its metal structure and it is not a surprise to find it listed as a monument of cultural interest. Address: Plaza San Miguel Schedule: Sun – Wed 10am – Midnight / Thu – Sat 10am – 2am MERCADO DE SAN ANTÓN This is a food market in the heart of Chueca, one of the most trendy areas in town. It has three floors. The first  floor focuses on perishable goods, with stalls selling a wide […]