Armilla Flea Market

Antiques are the only product category recorded here, which makes this a rastro in the proper sense rather than the fruit, clothes and household stalls of a general mercadillo. Come for secondhand and collectable pieces, and expect the selection to turn over from one Sunday to the next, since a flea market's stock depends on who has something to sell that week.

The site is open air with no covered hall, so the weather on the day is the weather you shop in. No payment options are recorded for the market, so carry cash: card acceptance at a rastro varies from one trader to the next, and there is nothing on file to say who takes one.

Armilla is a small town right on the edge of Granada, so staying in central Granada gives you easy access to the flea market while putting you close to everything the city has to offer. The Granada City Centre is your best base, with good transport links and plenty of places to eat and sleep at most budgets.

If you'd rather stay closer to the market itself, look for options in Armilla Town Centre, where you can walk to the site without any fuss. It's a quieter spot than central Granada, but the two places are well connected by bus if you want to explore further.

The address on record is simply Armilla, with no square or street named, so it is worth checking locally before you set out. Armilla sits a few kilometres south of central Granada and is straightforward to reach by bus or car from the city. Other markets nearby are listed on the Granada province page.