Iznájar Weekly Market
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This week's schedule
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 09:00 – 14:00 |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday (today) | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Every week on Tuesday
Which town in Cordoba Province has the most markets?
Iznájar Weekly Market (Mercadillo de Iznájar) sets up every Tuesday morning in Iznájar, in Córdoba province. Stalls trade from 9am to 2pm and the market specialises in clothing and textiles. It is an open-air market, so carry cash and plan for whatever the weather is doing.
What you'll find at Iznájar Weekly Market
Clothing and textiles are what this market is for. Stalls run to everyday wear and fabric by the metre rather than the mixed produce and household lines a larger town market carries, so it is a short walk round rather than a morning's browse. If you are after fruit, veg or fish, this is not the market for it.
How to get to Iznájar Weekly Market
The market runs in Iznájar itself, in the south of Córdoba province, and the town is small enough that everything is within walking distance once you have parked. Other options in the town are listed on our page of street markets in Iznájar, and the wider area is covered on the Córdoba province page.
Where to stay in Iznájar
Iznájar is a small village, so accommodation options are limited, but staying close to the centre puts you within easy reach of the weekly market. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at rural hotels and cortijos in the surrounding area if you prefer a quieter countryside stay.
The nearby Iznájar reservoir area also has some appealing rural options. Lago de Iznájar is worth considering if you want a scenic setting and don't mind a short drive into the village for market day.
What day is Iznájar Weekly Market?
Iznájar Weekly Market runs every Tuesday, from 9am to 2pm, in Iznájar in Córdoba province. It is a weekly street market rather than a monthly or seasonal one, so any Tuesday works, and it keeps the same hours through the year with no summer break.
What time does Iznájar Weekly Market open?
Iznájar Weekly Market opens at 9am and closes at 2pm on Tuesdays, a five-hour window with no separate afternoon session. Those same hours apply every week of the year, so a Tuesday morning is the only time to catch it. By early afternoon the stalls have packed away.
Where is Iznájar Weekly Market?
Iznájar Weekly Market sets up in the town of Iznájar, in Córdoba province in Andalusia. Everything trades outdoors in the streets rather than in a covered hall, which is worth knowing in high summer and on a wet winter Tuesday. The town centre is compact, so the stalls are easy to find on foot.
Do you need cash at Iznájar Weekly Market?
Yes, carry cash for Iznájar Weekly Market. No card facilities are confirmed here, and at a street market of this size acceptance varies from one trader to the next, so notes and coins are the safe assumption. Draw what you need before the market rather than counting on paying by card at a stall.
What you'll find
- clothing and textiles
Contact & details
| ⚲ Address | Iznájar, Córdoba · Get directions |
Planning the trip
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