Rastro Second-hand Street Market

Rastro Second-hand Street Market is a monthly open-air rastro in La Zubia, a town just south of Granada. It sets up on Calle Chorreras on one Sunday each month, 10:00 to 14:00, and the stalls take cash only. It is one of the street markets in La Zubia, and the one to come to for second-hand goods rather than food.

What you'll find at Rastro Second-hand Street Market

The stalls lean heavily towards second-hand goods: clothing and textiles, antiques, books and magazines, footwear and leather, and jewellery. Sellers come from across the Granada metropolitan area, so the selection changes from one month to the next.

How to get to Rastro Second-hand Street Market

The rastro runs on Calle Chorreras, number 5, in central La Zubia, a short bus ride from Granada city. Street parking is available in the surrounding residential streets, and the market is wheelchair accessible. For the wider area, see the Granada province page.

Where to stay in La Zubia

La Zubia is a small town, so City Centre is the easy choice if you want to walk to Calle Chorreras on the Sunday morning. Granada itself is only a short drive away and has far more accommodation, which makes Granada City Centre the better base if you want a wider selection. For something quieter right in town, look for a rural hotel or guesthouse in La Zubia.

What day is Rastro La Zubia?

Rastro Second-hand Street Market runs on one Sunday each month, from 10:00 to 14:00 on Calle Chorreras in La Zubia. It is monthly rather than weekly, so an ordinary Sunday is not a safe bet without checking the date first, and the rastro is occasionally suspended during La Zubia's local fiestas.

What can you buy at Rastro La Zubia?

Rastro Second-hand Street Market sells second-hand clothing and textiles, antiques, books and magazines, footwear and leather goods, and jewellery. Sellers come in from across the Granada metropolitan area and the line-up changes month to month, so the antiques and book stalls in particular vary from one Sunday to the next.

Do you need cash at Rastro La Zubia?

Yes, Rastro Second-hand Street Market is cash-only, so bring notes and coins with you. Cards are not among the payment options recorded for the market, and the rastro sets up in the open on Calle Chorreras rather than in a building with a cash machine, so withdraw what you need in La Zubia or Granada first.

Is Rastro La Zubia wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Rastro Second-hand Street Market is wheelchair accessible, and it is pet-friendly, so you can bring a dog along. The rastro sets up outdoors along Calle Chorreras in central La Zubia and runs from 10:00 to 14:00 on its one Sunday each month, with no indoor section to move between.