The Three Markets of Madrid (24-Hour Crawl)
Experience the gritty neighbourhood morning market, the historic central tapas hall, and the hipster rooftop food court in one seamless culinary trail.
Mercado de la Cebada
Start with fresh churros and café con leche in La Latina, checking out traditional butchers and olive vendors.
View Cebada Info →Mercado de San Miguel
Sample 100% Ibérico bellota ham, gilda skewers, and cold vermouth on tap beneath the 1916 iron arches.
View San Miguel Guide →Mercado de AntĂłn MartĂn
Artisan specialty coffee and experimental fusion tapas stalls next to historic flamenco dance studios.
View AntĂłn MartĂn Info →Mercado San Ildefonso
Finish in Malasaña with craft beers, Iberian sliders, and rooftop evening socializing.
View San Ildefonso Info →The Thames Gastro-Viaduct Walk (South London Trail)
From the morning produce aromas of Borough Market along the historic railway arches to the weekend haven of Maltby Street.
Borough Market
Get the grilled sourdough raclette at Kappacasein and fresh vanilla custard donuts from Bread Ahead.
View Borough Guide →Bermondsey Beer Mile
Walk the arches to sample spontaneous sour beers and dry craft ciders under Victorian brick viaducts.
View Craft Stalls →Maltby Street Market
Hidden ropewalk packed with waffle toasties, steak frites, and smoked pastrami sandwiches.
View Maltby Stalls →Seven Dials Market (West End)
Conclude across the river with the famous cheese-conveyor-belt restaurant and truffle burger stalls.
View Seven Dials Guide →