La Chana Street Market

La Chana Street Market sets up every Sunday from 8am to 2pm along Paseo Rector Antonio Gallego Morell, in the Chana district of Granada. Around 40 stalls line the boulevard, selling clothing, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts and books. Bring cash, since the stalls take nothing else. It is one of the weekly street markets in Granada, and unlike the ones in the tourist centre it trades for the neighbourhood around it.

What you'll find at La Chana Street Market

Clothing and textiles take up most of the boulevard, with footwear and leather goods on the stalls beside them. Handicrafts and a stretch of books and magazines make up the rest. The market is pet friendly, so a dog on a lead is no problem among the stalls, and the whole of it is out in the open with no covered section to duck under.

How to get to La Chana Street Market

The market runs along Paseo Rector Antonio Gallego Morell in the Chana district, postcode 18015. Local bus routes connect the neighbourhood to Granada city centre, and the width of the boulevard means the stalls sit in a single long line rather than a warren. You can find more details on the Granada tourism website.

Where to stay in Granada

Staying in the Centro puts you close to the action, with plenty of transport links and easy access to La Chana. For something with more character, the Realejo neighbourhood is a great base, quiet but well connected.

If you prefer a reliable hotel with good reviews, the Hotel Vincci Granada is a solid pick that keeps you central without much fuss.

What day is La Chana Street Market?

La Chana Street Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 2pm, all year rather than on a seasonal or monthly pattern. Sunday is the only day it trades, so a weekday walk along Paseo Rector Antonio Gallego Morell finds the boulevard empty of stalls.

Where is La Chana Street Market in Granada?

La Chana Street Market sets up along Paseo Rector Antonio Gallego Morell in the Chana district of Granada, postcode 18015. Around 40 stalls line the boulevard from 8am on Sunday, and local bus routes link the neighbourhood with the city centre. Clothing and footwear stalls fill the length of it.

What can you buy at La Chana Street Market?

La Chana Street Market's 40 or so stalls sell mainly clothing and textiles, with footwear and leather goods alongside them. Handicrafts and a run of books and magazines fill out the rest. Fresh produce is not part of the mix, so this is a market for browsing rather than for the week's shopping.

Does La Chana Street Market take cards?

No, La Chana Street Market does not take cards. Cash is the only payment option its stalls accept, so draw money out before you arrive on Sunday morning. Small notes and coins are worth having, since each of the 40 stalls settles up separately.