[2025 Puerto Princesa Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Mercado de San Miguel (Updated Apr)

#winhkflight #foodmarket #Madrid #spain The covered market that located in Madrid, Spain is Mercado de San Miguel, it is very near to the famous Plaza Mayor. You can find almost 30 different stalls inside the Mercado de San Miguel, they sell gourmet tapas, seafood, cheese, baked goods, beer, wine and more. If you are finding for food in Madrid, you can explore here to find your food. Besides food, you also can enjoy its interior that made of iron and glass, it’s beautiful and unique. Take note that it can be crowded during peak hours due to its popularity. Business Hours: 10am - midnight (Sunday to Thursday), 10am - 1am (Friday and Saturday) I want to travel to Hong Kong to explore their market.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Madrid has a traditional food market, Mercado de San Miguel, which has a history of more than a hundred years. In addition to fresh ingredients, there are also many delicious tapas restaurants worth exploring. Located in the heart of Madrid's old town, Mercado de San Miguel has been open since 1882 and has a history of over a hundred years. Compared to other crowded and chaotic markets, the San Miguel Market has a unique iron frame roof and stylish design. The market building is somewhat similar to the roof structure of a railway building. It occupies a very spacious area, and the movement routes of the vendors and restaurants are also very clear. After visiting Europe, your impression of traditional markets that are usually dirty and old will change. Mercado de San Miguel is not only comfortable to visit, but also provides public toilets and even free Wi-Fi. You must try Tapas when you go to Spain. This time I tried the Tapas Bar under the Arzabal Group. It was really delicious, especially the garlic scallops, fried squid and grilled green peppers.

#traveldiaries For food lovers, Mercado de San Miguel is a must-visit. This historic covered market, located just off Plaza Mayor, is a gourmet heaven offering a variety of fresh produce, tapas, and international delicacies. The market, housed in an iron-and-glass building, has become a hotspot for both locals and tourists looking to sample the best of Spanish cuisine in a lively, bustling environment. From Iberian ham and fresh seafood to artisan cheeses and pastries, every stall offers a taste of Spain’s rich culinary heritage. The ambiance here is vibrant, making it a fantastic place to eat, drink, and socialize. Tip: Visit during the afternoon or early evening for tapas and a glass of wine. It can get crowded, but the atmosphere is part of the charm.