Nigüelas Municipal Market

Nigüelas Municipal Market is a covered market on Trinidad, 4, in central Nigüelas, open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm. Its 15 stalls are the main source of fresh food for this small Lecrín Valley town in Granada province. See all municipal markets in this city for the wider picture.

About Nigüelas Municipal Market

The indoor market trades six days a week and closes on Sundays. Stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables from the surrounding Lecrín Valley alongside meat, poultry, fish and seafood, cheese, dairy and bread.

Vendors take cash only, so bring notes and coins rather than relying on a card.

What to buy at Nigüelas Municipal Market

Across its 15 stalls you'll find fresh vegetables and fruit, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery goods. There's no record of a bar or seating area here, so this is a market for stocking up rather than eating in.

How to get to Nigüelas Municipal Market

The market is on Trinidad, 4, in central Nigüelas, within walking distance of the village centre. Parking is available nearby, and Nigüelas sits around 40 minutes from Granada by road. For every market in the province, see the Granada province page.

Where to stay in Nigüelas

Nigüelas is a small village in the Lecrín Valley, so accommodation options are limited but the surrounding area has some lovely rural stays. Staying at Lecrín Valley puts you close to the market while giving you easy access to the valley's orchards and walking trails.

If you want to be right in the village, look for rural guesthouses and casa rural options in Nigüelas village centre, many of which are family-run and within easy walking distance of the market. Granada city is also just 40 minutes away, making it a practical base if you want more choice for hotels and restaurants.

What time does Nigüelas Municipal Market open?

Nigüelas Municipal Market opens at 9am and closes at 2pm, Monday to Saturday. It stays shut on Sundays, so time a visit for a weekday morning or Saturday to catch the full run of stalls before it closes for the afternoon.

What can you buy at Nigüelas Municipal Market?

Nigüelas Municipal Market's 15 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables from the Lecrín Valley, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery goods. It's a working food market for the town's daily shop rather than a tourist stop.

Is there parking at Nigüelas Municipal Market?

Yes, parking is available near Nigüelas Municipal Market in the Nigüelas town centre. The market sits on Trinidad, 4, a short walk from surrounding streets, making it an easy stop for anyone driving in from elsewhere in the Lecrín Valley or from Granada.

Do vendors at Nigüelas Municipal Market accept card payments?

No, vendors at Nigüelas Municipal Market only take cash. Bring notes and coins before you go, since none of its 15 stalls are recorded as accepting cards, and the market keeps the same cash-only policy across its full Monday to Saturday, 9am to 2pm run.