Markets in Jerez de la Frontera
Cadiz, Andalusia
Jerez de la Frontera markets run every day of the week across the city's neighbourhoods, meaning there is nearly always a mercadillo open somewhere. Six outdoor street markets operate on a weekly schedule, ranging from small 25-stall neighbourhood affairs to the large Sunday rastro on Paseo de las Palmeras with around 80 stalls. Stalls collectively cover clothing, footwear, handicrafts, fresh fruit and vegetables, antiques, jewellery, and prepared foods. For general visitor information, the Jerez tourism office covers the wider city alongside its markets.
Weekly Market Schedule
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Where to stay in Jerez de la Frontera
Staying in the Centro Histórico puts you within easy walking distance of the city's main markets and most of the key sights. The Hotel Palacio Garvey is a smart central option with plenty of character, or if you prefer something more boutique, Hotel Casa Grande offers a quieter stay just a short stroll from the action.
If you have a car and don't mind being slightly further out, there are good-value options on the edges of the centre too, but for market visits, being central really does make your day much easier.
Tours & Activities in Jerez de la Frontera
Street markets in Jerez de la Frontera
The biggest draw is Los Domingos Sunday Street Market, which sets up weekly with 80 stalls and has the most varied offer of any market in the city. It is the place to look for antiques, handmade jewellery, and prepared foods alongside the usual clothing and handicrafts.
The Mercadillo de los Gitanos is one of the best-known weekly markets, running with around 30 stalls and covering clothing, footwear, handicrafts, and books. Plaza La Constitución Street Market also reaches 30 stalls and adds fresh fruit to a similar mix of clothing, footwear, and books, making it a practical stop if you want to pick up produce alongside a browse.
Jerez North Saturday Street Market and Zona Sur Street Market each run 25 stalls weekly, both focused on clothing, footwear, and handicrafts, with the Saturday market also carrying books. Zona Centro Street Market rounds out the six, offering clothing, fresh fruit, and fresh vegetables, though the stall count there has not been confirmed.
Jerez North Saturday Street Market
Every week — Saturday
Los Domingos Sunday Street Market in Jerez
Every week — Sunday
Los Gitanos Street Market
Every week — Monday
Plaza La Constitución Street Market
Every week — Friday, Monday, Sunday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, Wednesday
Zona Sur Street Market
Every week — Friday
Zona Centro Street Market
Every week — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Visiting markets near Jerez
Jerez sits in Cádiz province, so neighbouring towns are easy to reach for a market day out. El Puerto de Santa María and Sanlúcar de Barrameda are both a short drive along the coast and have their own weekly markets worth combining with a visit to the area.
What is the mercadillo de los Gitanos in Jerez?
The Mercadillo de los Gitanos is a weekly outdoor street market in Jerez de la Frontera with around 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts, and books. It is one of the city's most established neighbourhood markets.
What can you buy at the rastro in Jerez?
The Sunday rastro at Paseo de las Palmeras is the largest market in Jerez, with around 80 stalls. You can find antiques, jewellery, prepared foods, clothing, and handicrafts there.
Is there a market at Plaza La Constitución in Jerez?
Yes, Plaza La Constitución hosts a weekly outdoor street market with 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts, books, and fresh fruit.