The San Fernando Market
The San Fernando Market. After the Civil War, it was planned to create a municipal market in the Lavapiés neighborhood. It would replace the Plaza de la Corrala market
By Chus|2015-02-19T19:46:25+01:0019th February, 2015|365 days in Madrid, BLOG, HIGHLIGHTS|
The San Fernando Market. After the Civil War, it was planned to create a municipal market in the Lavapiés neighborhood. It would replace the Plaza de la Corrala market
By Chus|2015-01-14T01:13:45+01:0014th January, 2015|365 days in Madrid, BLOG, HIGHLIGHTS|
The San Miguel Market is located very close to the Plaza Mayor. Its name comes from the old parish church of San Miguel de los Octoes (Lope de Vega was baptized here).
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