While visiting Madrid I came across this shop. This place is exactly what comes to mind when I…read morethink of a thrift shop. Cute items at very low prices. Items were between 3 and 15 euros. That's a steal! All jeans were 5 euros. I purchased two pairs. I am from New York and they had very rare items items that were popular in the 90's like Karl Kani and Coogi. I even found some Gucci and Moschino in the mix. There were tons of items and accessories to choose from in excellent condition. I would highly recommend visiting this shop before others for their low prices if you're in Madrid.

A great selection of unique and stylish vintage pieces. I was spoilt for choice. Also a big and…read moreairy store. The prices were fairly high but thoroughly worth it. Highly recommend a visit!

The wreckage of an ancient street market that was done in the neighborhood of Atocha, later gave…read morerise to this new market for old, second-hand and new books make up this unknown place of Madrid on Calle Claudio Moyano, more popularly known as "Cuesta Moyano" and that between the Botanical Garden and the elegant palace which now is the Ministry of Agriculture, communicates Atocha with El Retiro Park. Filled with wooden stores, you can spend hours searching and browsing books at great prices.

i passed this place when heading for a restaurant, and i was attracted by an over'sized yellow…read moreshirt. i took the shirt and the price was really good (además, the owner was kind and friendly) Since i didn´t have a lot of time to check more clothes and i left in less than 5 min since i stepped in. but it´s really a nice place to spend a lot of time looking for ´chulo´ pieces. I've seen lots of cool jackets hanging in the shop and I'm gonna go back there next week, or tomorrow

From the owner: Ropa vintage & retro. A un paso de Fuencarral para perderte en el pasado y volver con algo único y…read moreespecial. Si vienes de parte de Yelp, obtén un 10% en tu compra de cualquier importe al mencionarlos :)

Excellent artesenal market held at the train museum in south Madrid. The whole market space is…read morelayed out in front of vintage trains and is separated in three long sections (food, kids/home, art) more or less. The products on offer are well priced and very unique. This is the best market that I've been to in Madrid and it runs every second week. At the back of the space is a giant outdoor section serving drinks and food. His is a great (and free!) venue to come down and hang out for a lovely weekend. A could of warnings - this place is extremely popular, expect to wait in very long lines just to get in! It's basically open air so in the winter can be quite chilly - dress warm.

Great finds at all Humana stores I visited in Spain. They have children's clothing as well as house…read morewares.

This amazing ONG- FUNDACION PUEBLO PARA EL PUEBLO, is a fantastic example of giving back to society…read more using what is wasted by all of us. They have 27 shops in Madrid, 22 in Barcelona, 1 in Sevilla and 1 in Granada. They give jobs to more than 700 people, and they care about our planet, sostenebility, and recicling in the fashion sector, utilizing circular economy. One of the sector which contamine so much. I was visiting Madrid for 4 days, and every day I was visiting one of the shops, they are everywhere in the city center. I do love the one in Calle Tirso de Molina. I do encourage you to visit this charity in Madrid as you will find also good quality and good brands.

Dark and a bit dingy. Clothes and music weren't really to my taste but had a good selection.read more

came across this place with a girl friend who is just like 90% traditional normal girls…read more i was like "i wanna bury myself here!!", and she was like "let's get out of here, what are all those shit, are they kidding??" pues, i guess that's nice