Vejer Flea Market

Vejer Flea Market (Rastro de Vejer) sets up every Sunday on Calle Juan Relinque in Vejer de la Frontera, in Cádiz province. It runs from 10am to 3pm, a later start and a later finish than most Andalusian street markets, and the stalls are antiques and second-hand goods rather than produce.

What you'll find at Vejer Flea Market

Antiques and second-hand pieces are what give the rastro its name, and they share the street with handicrafts, clothing and textiles. Footwear and leather goods, jewellery, and books and magazines make up the rest of the stalls.

How to get to Vejer Flea Market

The market runs along Calle Juan Relinque in Vejer de la Frontera, and being an open-air street market it is signposted by the stalls themselves rather than a building. For other options in town, see street markets in Vejer de la Frontera.

Where to stay in Vejer de la Frontera

Staying in the old town puts you closest to the flea market, and Casco Antiguo is a great base with plenty of character. The whitewashed streets are compact, so you can walk to Calle Juan Relinque and back without any fuss.

For something with a bit more comfort, La Casa del Califa is a well-known option right in the heart of town, and Hotel El Cobijo de Vejer is another solid choice that keeps you close to everything.

What day is Vejer Flea Market?

Vejer Flea Market runs every Sunday, from 10am to 3pm, on Calle Juan Relinque in Vejer de la Frontera. It is a weekly fixture rather than a monthly or seasonal one, so any Sunday of the year should find the stalls out. There is no second trading day in the week.

Where is Vejer Flea Market?

Vejer Flea Market runs on Calle Juan Relinque in Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz province. It is laid out along the street rather than filling an enclosed hall, and it is outdoors throughout, so the stalls are set up and packed away again within the Sunday 10am to 3pm window.

What can you buy at Vejer Flea Market?

Vejer Flea Market sells antiques, handicrafts, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, jewellery, and books and magazines. It is a rastro rather than a food market, so the stalls lean towards second-hand and handmade goods rather than fruit, fish or meat.

Do you need cash at Vejer Flea Market?

Carry cash to Vejer Flea Market. No card payment is confirmed for its stalls, and at an outdoor rastro acceptance varies from one trader to the next, so euros in small notes are the safe thing to arrive with. Draw the cash before Sunday morning rather than counting on finding a machine beside the stalls.