Metro
Iglesia (Line 1), a 5-minute walk. Also Alonso Cano (Line 7) and Quevedo (Line 2), about 10 minutes away.
Visit us
Come to the market.
In the heart of Chamberí, a step from the metro. Everything you need for your first visit.
Address
Calle de Alonso Cano, 10
Corners of García de Paredes and Viriato · 28010 Madrid
The building has three entrances: on Alonso Cano, on García de Paredes and on Viriato.
Phone 914 46 95 74
How to get here
Bus
EMT lines 3, 37 and 45, with stops on Calle Santa Engracia, next to the market.
By bike
BiciMAD stations around the market and bike racks nearby.
By car
The market has FREE parking for customers.
When to come?
The stalls open morning and afternoon, Monday to Saturday; the food hall runs every day from midday to midnight.
The market
Mon–Fri 9:30h–14:00h · 17:00h-20:00hSat 9:30h–14:30h · Sun closed
The food hall
Mon–Sun 12:30h–00:00h
Visitor's guide
Visiting the market.
A neighbourhood market in the heart of Chamberí, serving locals since 1876. Some fifty stalls under one roof: fresh fish and seafood, butchers, cheese and ibérico ham, fruit and vegetables, wine — and La Chispería, the food hall that keeps the market buzzing into the evening.
A market with 150 years of soul
Chamberí has done its shopping here since 1876. The building you see today opened in 1943, and it remains what it has always been: not a food court built for tourists, but a working neighbourhood market where locals come daily.
Generations behind the counter
Many stalls are family affairs, some running three generations deep. The fishmonger knows which day the boats bring the best catch; the butcher remembers what your grandmother used to order. Ask them anything — sharing what they know is half the job.
Fresh in, every single morning
Produce arrives daily from Madrid's wholesale markets and local suppliers: fish from the coast overnight, fruit and vegetables in season, meat cut to order. What you see was not there yesterday.
Two markets in one
By day, the traditional stalls. From midday to midnight, La Chispería: a cluster of small restaurants and bars — Spanish classics, ramen, burgers, Asturian cachopo, wine and vermouth — where the neighbourhood comes to eat and linger. Same roof, different rhythm.
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri 9:30h–14:00h · 17:00h-20:00h
- Sat 9:30h–14:30h
- Sun closed
- Food hall daily 12:30h–00:00h
Getting there
Metro Iglesia (Line 1), a 5-minute walk. Address: Calle de Alonso Cano 10 — entrances also on García de Paredes and Viriato.
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The stalls open morning and afternoon, Monday to Saturday; the food hall runs every day from midday to midnight. Most stalls take cards. Many shopkeepers will happily slice, pack and vacuum-seal for travel.