This is a fun curio shop, and I stopped in to see if I could find lens filters for a camera. They…read morewere extremely nice and recommended a great little shop around the corner. There was service with a smile and the perfect recommendation. I've been having trouble finding a photography gear shop and they knew right where to go.

This really is a post for Panerai lovers.... in case you are in Madrid and didn't know, they do…read morehave a boutique that opened up a year or so ago. A must visit for the true enthusiast! Have been inside and they were friendly enough as I contemplated pulling the trigger on another PAM....

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This flea market is massive. We spent about two hours wandering around and was able to walk…read morethrough 80% of it while stopping at a few stalls. Things I thought were interesting - 20 Euro leather jackets Piles of clothes on tables labeled with different prices (2/5/10 Euros) where customers dig through trying to find treasures Incense stands Plenty of interesting wall art What you will not find at this flea market - Food or drinks A restroom if your kid has to go potty They also have the normal jewelry, clothing accessories (scarves, hats, belts, bags), and little toys that you would find at any flea market. One stand sold different prints on pieces of wood for wall art. They had movies, anime, Madrid, art, food, and some other categories. At first, I scoffed at the price (1 for 6 Euros, 3 for 15, 7 for 30), but we wound up getting a few as I thought they were well done. They open at 9 and we got there around 10. That was pretty reasonable, in terms of people. By the time we left around noon, it was wall to wall people, and not a place I would want to be.

WHOA! This place gets PACKED! Be ready to fight the crowd and hold your purses tight because I have…read moreheard of pick pocketing in this area. However, don't let that fool you - it is a must see! It is only open on Sundays and you can tell locals and visitors alike flock to it when the time comes! We had no idea what to expect but definitely appreciated the vendors and the variety of goods available for sale. Yes, there's typical tourist trinkets but also so much more! They have artwork, clothing, jewelry, sunglasses, toiletries, leather goods, shoes, etc. I picked up a BIG snazzy leather backpack that I love!! It will fit my computer and ended up being about $45 US dollars! I'll take it! If you like to shop and love a great deal or two, this market will not be a waste of your time!