The 31 street markets that carry a district in the city register, out of Madrid's 33, and the 45 municipal market halls, district by district. 16 of the 21 districts have a street market on public streets and 17 have a market hall; not one is left without both. The one with the most is Centro, with 4 mercadillos and 6 municipal market halls. And separately, without anyone adding them to the above, 1,396 street-vending pitches, 1,164 of them current.
Where each market falls
The city's street markets and municipal market halls, with the first button and the second; the third turns on the 922 pitches that carry coordinates, out of the 1,396 in the file, each colored by what it sells. A tap on a market pins its card.
Flowers and plants524
ONCE419
Ice cream and cold drinks178
Churros and fried food71
Roast chestnuts and sweet potatoes73
All other types131
The 21, by markets
Each district with its street markets and its municipal market halls, most to fewest, and with the pitches it also has on file. The street markets add up to 31 and not 33 because dos carry no district.
The 1,396 pitches by type, in the colors of the map; in gray, the types below 25 permits, where the file drops to seven and a kind of selling becomes an administrative oddity.
Flowers and plants 524 · 37.5%
ONCE 419 · 30.0%
Ice cream and cold drinks 178 · 12.8%
Roast chestnuts and sweet potatoes 73 · 5.2%
Churros and fried food 71 · 5.1%
Accessories, costume jewelry and crafts 35 · 2.5%
Confectionery and nuts 29 · 2.1%
Melons and watermelons 25 · 1.8%
About this data
Pitches from 300615-0-situados-aislados, street markets from 202105-0-mercadillos and market halls from 200967-0-mercados, all three checked on August 23, 2026. 6 of the 33 street markets carry a broken district in the file and 4 are recovered from the parenthesis in their title: the 2 left out of this split are Mercadillo de Navidad del Bulevar de Peña Gorbea and El Rastro. That is a finding of its own. Where every figure comes from, in data.
