Street Markets in Granada
Granada, Andalusia · 9 street markets
Granada has 9 street markets, and the week is weighted heavily towards the weekend. All keep much the same hours, 9am to around 2pm. The city's covered food halls sit on the municipal markets in Granada page, and every market in the city is listed on the main city page.
Weekly Street 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
Saturday4markets
- 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
Market days and opening hours
Sunday is the busiest day, with six of the nine trading, and Saturday is next with four. The rest of the week is thin: one market each day from Tuesday to Friday, and nothing at all on a Monday.
All Street Markets in Granada
What you'll find
If you are looking for a farmers market in Granada, the produce stalls at these street markets are the closest thing the city has to one. Between them they sell fresh fruits and vegetables, bread and bakery, cheese and dairy, meat and poultry, and fish and seafood, alongside clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, jewellery, handicrafts, antiques, and books and magazines.
Where to stay in Granada
With a 9am start and most of the markets falling on Saturday and Sunday, a central base saves you a morning journey, and you will not need a car. The Albaicín puts you within walking distance of the city's street markets and Sunday flea markets, with a good mix of guesthouses and small hotels. The Centro works better if you would rather be near the Alcaicería and the main shopping streets. The largest market, in Zaidín, is south of the centre and takes a short bus ride.
What time do street markets in Granada open?
Street markets in Granada open at 9am and finish at about 2pm, and that is the pattern across all nine of them. The fruit and vegetable stalls are at their fullest in the first couple of hours, so a visit between 9am and 11am gives you the widest choice before sellers begin packing away.
Which day has the most street markets in Granada?
Sunday, with six of Granada's nine street markets trading, against four on a Saturday and one on each day from Tuesday to Friday. No street market in the city runs on a Monday. Sunday trading keeps the same 9am to 2pm hours as the rest of the week.
What's the biggest street market in Granada?
Zaidín Street Market is the biggest street market in Granada, with 152 stalls on Calle Baden Powell in the Zaidín district. It is an outdoor market and runs on Saturdays only, 9am to 2pm, selling fresh fruits and vegetables alongside clothing and textiles and footwear and leather.
Is there a flea market in Granada?
Yes, flea-market stalls trade at Granada's street markets, with antiques and second-hand books and magazines sold across the nine markets listed on this page. Sunday is the day to look, when six of the nine set up, and the usual hours run from 9am to 2pm.
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