Sorbas Weekly Market

Sorbas Weekly Market sets up every Thursday morning in Sorbas, a small town in Almería, Andalusia, and is one of the city's street markets. Running from 9am to 2pm with 20 stalls, it's where locals come for fresh seasonal produce and practical goods, set up in Plaza de la Constitución, the town's main square.

What you'll find at Sorbas Weekly Market

Fresh fruits and vegetables dominate the stalls, with local growers bringing the week's harvest. Alongside the produce section, you'll find clothing, textiles, footwear and leather goods from regional suppliers, making it a practical stop for everyday shopping.

How to get to Sorbas Weekly Market

The market sets up in Plaza de la Constitución, 04270 Sorbas, Almería. It's centrally located and easy to reach on foot if you're staying in the town centre.

Where to stay in Sorbas

Sorbas is a small town, so accommodation options are limited, but staying right in Town Centre puts you within easy reach of the weekly market. For something with a bit more character, Barrio de las Cuevas offers cave-style lodgings that make the most of the area's dramatic landscape.

If you prefer more choice, the nearby city of Almería is only an hour away and has plenty of hotels to suit all budgets, making it a practical base if you're combining your visit with other stops in the province.

What day is Sorbas Weekly Market?

Sorbas Weekly Market runs every Thursday from 9am to 2pm, with 20 stalls set up in Plaza de la Constitución, the town's main square. It's a fixed weekly slot rather than an occasional market, so the day and hours stay the same throughout the year.

What can you buy at Sorbas Weekly Market?

Sorbas Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables alongside clothing, textiles, footwear and leather goods across its 20 stalls. Local growers bring the week's produce, while other traders cover everyday clothing and footwear, making it a practical stop for household shopping rather than a specialist food market.