Ranked 18 by stalls among the streets of El Rastro de Madrid
It mostly sells old junk and secondhand, 37.5% of its stalls. Administratively it is sector G.
8 stalls · 3 trades · 27 premises, 19 open
Mostly old junk and secondhand and books, records and paper here.
With a door on Calle Mira el Río Alta, out of 27 on the street. The census does not record what they do: only the 119 collectibles shops that state a specialty.
| Shopfront | No. | Status | Go |
|---|---|---|---|
| ALIMENTACION FRUTERIA | 16 | Open | Map |
| ALMONEDA | 9 | Open | Map |
| ALMONEDA | 13 | Open | Map |
| ALMONEDA LA FUENTECILLA | 14 | Open | Map |
| ANTIGÜEDADES FDO. GARCÍA | 6 | Open | Map |
| EL OCHO | 8 | Open | Map |
| EMILIO | 3 | Open | Map |
| JUAN SANDOVAL ALMONEDA | 10 | Open | Map |
| NON VACUI | 8 | Open | Map |
| ODALISCA | 6 | Open | Map |
| RENO, DISEÑO Y ANTIGÜEDADES | 7 | Open | Map |
| TRILOZ SL | 4 | Open | Map |
| LOUYSE | 4 | Closed | Map |
The stalls open on Sundays and public holidays, 9am to 3pm. To get there, the handiest metro exit depends on which end you come in by, and Your route puts the stops in order if you are after something specific.
The goods are the authorized ones, not whatever is on the table, and they are from 2022. Trades describe stalls: the census does not record what the shops sell. How many stalls El Rastro has depends on who you ask; the count here is the ones drawn on the plan.