Baza Flea Market

Baza Flea Market, the Rastro de Baza, sets up every Sunday morning at the Recinto Ferial on Calle Ferrocarril in Baza, in Granada province. Stalls trade from 9am to 1:30pm, and antiques are the draw: this is the town's second-hand market rather than a produce market, so it rewards a browse more than a shopping list. It is one of several street markets in Baza.

What you'll find at Baza Flea Market

Antiques are the market's one speciality, and stalls spread across the open ground of the fairground rather than a covered hall. Everything is outdoors, so a wet Sunday shows in how many traders turn out and what they bring. Arrive nearer 9am than 1:30pm if you want the pick of it.

How to get to Baza Flea Market

The market is located at Recinto Ferial on Calle Ferrocarril in central Baza. More details are available on the official Facebook page.

Where to stay in Baza

Baza is a small town, so staying central is your best bet. The area around Casco Histórico puts you within easy walking distance of the flea market and the main sights, with a handful of guesthouses and small hotels to choose from.

If you want something with a bit more comfort, Hotel Anabel is a reliable local option that gets good reviews and keeps things simple. Booking early is worth it, as accommodation in Baza is limited.

What day is Baza Flea Market?

Baza Flea Market runs every Sunday, from 9am to 1:30pm, at the Recinto Ferial on Calle Ferrocarril. It is a weekly market rather than a monthly one, so it sets up on every Sunday of the year, and it packs away by early afternoon. Nothing trades on the site the rest of the week.

Where is Baza Flea Market?

Baza Flea Market sets up at the Recinto Ferial, Calle Ferrocarril, 18800 Baza, in Granada province. The fairground is open ground rather than a covered hall, so the whole market is outdoors and there is no indoor section to shelter in if the weather turns.

Do you need cash at Baza Flea Market?

Carry cash for Baza Flea Market. No card payment is listed for the stalls here, so cash is the safe assumption for anything you buy at the Recinto Ferial on a Sunday morning, and the market's Facebook page is the place to check anything else before you travel.