Sunday walk through El Rastro and La Latina, with Caramelos Paco candy

It's Sunday and we're going to the Rastro !!!!
The main activity that can be done, in Madrid , on a Sunday morning. An open-air market that has been held since 1740 and has more than 3,500 stalls selling all kinds of items. And, when we finish, I will show you the area where it takes place: La Latina.
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You will know where the Arab cemetery was , we will see the most beautiful view of the Church of San Francisco el Grande , which has the third largest dome in the Catholic world; We will see the most charming and unknown hanging garden in the city, that of the Prince of Anglona ; I will also show you one of the two oldest churches in Madrid, that of Pedro el Viejo , which dates back to 1202 and which has the largest number of confreres in Spain. In addition, you will see remains of the Christian wall , from the 12th century. We will walk through the Cava Baja , just 300 square meters that house more than 50 bars . I will show you the most curious trompe l'oeil in the city , in the Plaza de Carros. In addition, you will see the place where San Isidro was born , in 1082, and the house where he lived and died, in 1172, which today is the Museum of Origins. And, finally, a typical sweet from Caramelos Paco , the oldest candy store in the city, not in vain it has been delighting locals and foreigners since 1934.