El Rastro in Madrid is the iconic street market held on Sundays in the traditional La Latina neighborhood.

With more than 300 years of history, it has been a meeting place for the buying, selling and dealing of all kinds of items.

Its name comes from the proximity to the slaughterhouse (now extinct, Matadero del Cerrillo), where the dead cattle left a trail of blood down the street Rivera de Curtidores. This is where the traditional tapas de casquería (casquería tapas) comes from.

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Plaza del Campillo del Mundo Nuevo

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Calle Ribera de Curtidores

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Plaza General Vara del Rey

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Calle Carlos Arniches

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Ribera de Curtidores

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Calle Santa Ana

El Rastro has more than 1,000 stalls and divides its products into zones: Antiques in Plaza General Vara del Rey, collectibles and gifts in Rivera de Curtidores or clothing in Plaza de Cascorro, the heart of the market, where our stall is located.

El Rastro is a philosophy, a way of being and of living in the city that transcends fashions and the passage of time.

It is a symbol of Madrid, where all kinds of lifestyles have passed through and continue to exist, such as gypsy culture or the movida madrileña. They have all found a way of life in this beautiful market.

It is said that everything we can imagine, absolutely everything, if it does not appear one day in El Rastro, it does not exist.

Doberman Madrid

And so we appeared, in this beautiful market,
Doberman Madrid was born from a generational tradition, it passed into our hands in a family way, as it has always been done in the Rastro, but we wanted to give the concept a twist.

We have been operating with a young and innovative perspective since 2017. Learning and changing what surrounds us, always respecting the traditional and authentic values ​​that have always been with us.

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Every Sunday we are at our stand with friends and family, sharing culture and selling our brand. Many artists, models, photographers and artists of urban culture pass by our stand. Doberman is a point of exchange, a symbol of the neo-traditional culture that has shaped the identity of the city where we grew up.

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