Los Gitanos Street Market

The bulk of the stalls focus on clothing and textiles, from everyday basics to seasonal items. You'll also find footwear and leather bags, handmade jewellery and crafts, plus a section for books and magazines. It's a good spot to grab affordable wardrobe staples or a one-off handmade piece. If you're after fresh food or produce, check out the other street markets in Jerez that run on different days.

Staying in the old town puts you within easy walking distance of Los Gitanos and the rest of the city's market scene. Centro Histórico is your best bet, with plenty of hotels and guesthouses at different price points. The Hotel Jerez & Spa is a reliable option if you want a bit more comfort without straying far from the action.

If you prefer something with real character, look into the area around the cathedral, where smaller boutique stays sit close to the main sights. Barrio de Santiago is worth considering too, as it's the traditional flamenco quarter and keeps you close to the heart of local life.

The market lines Avenida José María Caparrós in the southern part of Jerez, near the Hijuela de las Coles junction. Street parking is available in the surrounding roads, though spaces fill up by mid-morning. From the city centre it's about a 15 to 20 minute walk, or a short bus ride on routes serving the zona sur. The Jerez city council lists this as the Zona Sur municipal market.