EL RASTRO
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Madrid,
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2024
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This unmissable Sunday flea market is a Madrid institution.
In addition to the items on offer, this flea market is also an event, a way to feel and experience Madrid's popular atmosphere. Calle San Cayetano is known as the street of painters, where you can buy numerous paintings, visit galleries and, above all, find frames. Calle San Ceferino is the street of birds. After the market, it's customary for Madrilenians to enjoy a drink in one of the many bars open for the occasion. Beware: this market is crowded and pickpockets are plentiful.
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Members' reviews on EL RASTRO
3.9/5
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The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Visited in january 2018
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A huge flea market on Sunday morning, we find everything! even pickpockets. Many cafes invite you for tapas. On weekdays you will find many antique dealers
Visited in december 2017
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Se lever le dimanche matin pour aller au rastro devrait être le rituel de tous les habitants de Madrid ! Endroit très agréable !
Visited in august 2016
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Beau marché, ambiance madrilène !
Les prix sont raisonnables, levez vous un dimanche matin et c'est parti !
Les prix sont raisonnables, levez vous un dimanche matin et c'est parti !
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Aller au marché du rastro le dimanche matin est un vrai plaisir ! C'est un mélange de couleurs et de saveurs. Les touristes achètent leurs souvenirs et les madrilains profitent de l'ambiance en savourant un vermouth et quelques tapas typiques. Il y a beaucoup de monde mais ce brouhaha est agréable et séduisant. On peut acheter de tout (habits, souvenirs et autres...) a des prix beaucoup moins cher qu'en France ou simplement profiter du moment. Je recommande !
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le bas de la rue donne sur un quartier moins typique et plus moderne qui mène à la gare t'Atocha