Markets in Baza
Granada, Andalusia · 3 markets tracked
The market in Baza is an outdoor affair. All three of the town's markets set up in the open air rather than in a covered hall, and between them they trade on Wednesday and Sunday, opening at 9am and packing up by 1.30pm. Baza sits in the north-east corner of Granada province, a couple of hours from the city and worth building a morning around.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
TuesdayNo markets
Wednesday1market
- StreetBaza Weekly Market
ThursdayNo markets
FridayNo markets
SaturdayNo markets
Sunday1market
- StreetBaza Flea Market
Where to stay in Baza
Baza is a small town, so staying in or near the Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the markets and the main square. The Casco Histórico is your best bet for a central base, with local guesthouses and small hotels close to everything you need.
If you prefer a bit more comfort, Hotel Anabel is a well-regarded option that keeps you close to the action without straying far from the centre.
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Street markets in Baza
The three markets here are all street markets, and the biggest of them, Baza Weekly Market, runs to around 150 stalls. That is a substantial market for a town this size, and the mix reflects it: fresh fruit and fresh vegetables on the produce rows, clothing and textiles on the rails, and antiques, handicrafts and prepared foods filling out the rest.
Trading is concentrated in the morning. The usual pattern across the town is a 9am start and a 1.30pm finish, which makes these markets a first-half-of-the-day errand rather than something to drift towards after lunch. Come before midday if the fresh produce is what you are there for.
The listings below give each market's own day, address and stall count, and street markets in this city collects them on a single page if you are working out which morning to plan for.
What day is the market in Baza?
Baza's markets trade on Wednesday and Sunday, with one market on each of those days. Stalls open at 9am and the morning ends around 1.30pm. The largest of the town's three markets, Baza Weekly Market, brings roughly 150 stalls of fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and clothing.
What time do the markets in Baza open?
Markets in Baza open at 9am and close at 1.30pm, the usual hours across all three of the town's street markets. That gives you a morning window rather than a full day, so it is worth arriving early enough to work the fresh fruit and vegetable rows before traders begin clearing. The 150-stall weekly market keeps the same hours.
How many markets are there in Baza?
Baza has three markets, and all three are outdoor street markets. Between them they sell fresh fruits and fresh vegetables, clothing and textiles, antiques, handicrafts and prepared foods. Baza Weekly Market is by far the largest, accounting for around 150 of the town's stalls on its own.
Are there markets in Baza on a Sunday?
Yes, one of Baza's three street markets trades on Sunday, opening at 9am and finishing at about 1.30pm. Wednesday is the town's other confirmed market day. Across the week the stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, antiques, handicrafts and prepared foods.