Markets in Jerez de la Frontera

Markets in Jerez de la Frontera run on different days across the city, so there's almost always a mercadillo open somewhere. Jerez is the sherry capital of Andalusia, and that local food culture spills into its open-air markets too. You'll find stalls selling seasonal fruit and vegetables alongside clothing, leather goods, and handicrafts.

The Monday morning Mercadillo de los Gitanos on Calle Hijuela de las Coles is one of the best known, with around 30 stalls offering bargain prices. Saturdays bring the Jerez Norte market along Calle José Ignacio Pineda, and Sundays the rastro sets up on Paseo de las Palmeras with about 80 stalls covering antiques, jewellery, and prepared foods. For more to see in the area, the Jerez tourism office has a full guide to the city.