Markets in Granada
Granada, Andalusia · 11 markets tracked
Markets in Granada run from one of Andalusia's largest weekly street markets to small organic food markets supplied by farmers from the Vega de Granada plain. Eleven markets trade across the city's neighbourhoods, two of them municipal and nine of them outdoor street markets, and most keep hours of 9am to 2pm. Between them they sell fresh fruit and vegetables, fish, cheese, olive oil, clothing, antiques and handmade jewellery.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None |
MondayNo markets
Tuesday1market
- StreetPlaza Larga Market
Wednesday1market
- StreetPlaza Larga Market
Thursday1market
- StreetPlaza Larga Market
Friday1market
- StreetPlaza Larga Market
Saturday6markets
- MunicipalEcomercado GR
- MunicipalEcomercado Norte
- StreetErmita Street Market
- StreetPlaza Larga Market
- StreetWe Love Granada Market
- StreetZaidín Street Market
Sunday6markets
- StreetFlealejo Market
- StreetGranada Collectibles Market
- StreetLa Chana Street Market
- StreetMade in Granada Market
- StreetPolígono Street Market
- StreetWe Love Granada Market
Where to stay in Granada
Staying in the Albaicín puts you within walking distance of the city's street markets and Sunday flea markets, and the neighbourhood has a good mix of guesthouses and small hotels. The Centro is another solid choice if you want easy access to the Alcaicería market and the main shopping streets.
For something more comfortable, Parador de Granada sits right inside the Alhambra grounds and is one of the most iconic places to stay in the city, though you'll want to book well ahead.
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Market days in Granada
Saturday and Sunday are the busiest days, with six of the city's 11 markets trading on each. One market runs on each of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and nothing trades on a Monday. Usual hours are 9am to 2pm, so a market morning is the plan rather than an afternoon one. Towns elsewhere in the province keep their own days, listed on the province page.
For broader context on markets across the region, the Patronato de Turismo de Granada covers local events and market listings.
Municipal markets in Granada
Granada's two municipal markets are both organic eco markets rather than the covered iron-framed food halls found in other Andalusian cities. The larger, Ecomercado GR, has 15 stalls of organic produce, seasonal fruit and vegetables, nuts, dried fruit and spices, with local honey and olive oil alongside them.
Both run weekly rather than daily, so they work more like a farmers' market than a permanent food hall. Days and stall counts for each are listed on the municipal markets in this city page.
Street markets in Granada
Nine street markets set up across Granada's neighbourhoods, and the scale ranges widely. Zaidín Street Market is by far the largest at 152 stalls, broad enough to work as a weekly shop, with clothing and footwear sold alongside fresh fruit and vegetables. Two more neighbourhood markets follow at 40 and 30 stalls, mixing clothing and footwear with books and handicrafts, and the smallest has just five stalls of fruit and vegetables.
The rest are artisan and secondhand markets rather than food markets, selling handicrafts, jewellery, antiques and books. Days, stall counts and locations are on the street markets in this city page.
What time do markets in Granada open?
Markets in Granada usually open at 9am and close at 2pm, street and municipal alike. Stalls begin packing up before the closing time, so arriving before noon gives you the widest choice of fresh fruit, vegetables and fish across the city's 11 markets.
Is there a market in Granada on Sundays?
Yes, six of Granada's 11 markets trade on a Sunday, matching Saturday as the city's busiest market day. Zaidín Street Market, the biggest in the city at 152 stalls, is one of them. Sunday hours follow the usual pattern of 9am to 2pm.
What is the Mercadillo del Polígono in Granada?
Mercadillo del Polígono is the Polígono Street Market, an outdoor weekly market of around 30 stalls in Granada's Polígono neighbourhood. It sells clothing, footwear, books and handicrafts rather than food, making it the third largest of the city's nine street markets. Usual hours here are 9am to 2pm.