La Herradura Sunday Flea Market

La Herradura Sunday Flea Market (Rastro de La Herradura) sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza de la Independencia, one of the markets in La Herradura worth timing a morning around. It is a rastro rather than a food market, so the stalls run to antiques, handicrafts and clothing. Bring cash: no card payment is listed for the market.

What you'll find at La Herradura Sunday Flea Market

Antiques and vintage pieces are the draw, sitting alongside handicrafts and stalls of clothing and textiles. There is no produce, fish or meat here, which is what separates this Sunday rastro from the food markets elsewhere in Granada province. The whole thing is outdoors in the square, with no covered hall to fall back on.

How to get to La Herradura Sunday Flea Market

The market runs in Plaza de la Independencia in La Herradura, in the province of Granada. Sunday dates and any changes are worth checking on the official page. See the other street markets in La Herradura if you are here on a different day.

Where to stay in La Herradura

La Herradura is a small coastal village, so your best bet is to stay right in La Herradura village centre, where you can walk to the Sunday market and the beach without any fuss. The Hotel El Ceibo is a solid choice if you want something comfortable close to the seafront.

If you prefer a bit more variety in accommodation, the nearby town of Almuñécar is just a few minutes away and well worth considering as a base. Staying in Almuñécar town centre gives you easy access to La Herradura while putting more restaurants and amenities on your doorstep.

What day is La Herradura Sunday Flea Market?

La Herradura Sunday Flea Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza de la Independencia. The pattern is weekly rather than monthly or seasonal, so it trades on Sundays right through the year, and Sunday is the only day it sets up. There is no second market day in the week.

Where is La Herradura Sunday Flea Market?

La Herradura Sunday Flea Market sets up in Plaza de la Independencia, in the coastal village of La Herradura in Granada province. The square itself is the venue, so the market is entirely outdoors, with the same setting used for every Sunday session between 9am and 2pm.

What can you buy at La Herradura Sunday Flea Market?

La Herradura Sunday Flea Market sells antiques, handicrafts, and clothing and textiles. Its Spanish name, Rastro de La Herradura, marks it out as a flea market rather than a produce market, so the stalls run to second-hand and handmade goods instead of fruit, fish or meat.

Do you need cash at La Herradura Sunday Flea Market?

Yes, carry cash to La Herradura Sunday Flea Market. No card payment is listed for the market, and an open-air rastro gives you no guarantee that a given trader can take one, so bring small notes and coins. Ask at the stall before committing to a larger purchase.