Órgiva Craft Market Featured
Runs every Thursday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza de la Alpujarra. Local craftspeople sell handmade jewellery, leather footwear, clothing and textiles.
Handicrafts · Jewelry · Footwear & Leather · Clothing & Textiles
Markets in Órgiva
4 markets tracked in Órgiva.
Órgiva runs four markets across the week, which makes the unofficial capital of La Alpujarra the main shopping stop in the Guadalfeo valley. Thursday is the busiest day, with three of the four trading, and most stalls open at 9am and pack up by 2pm. Shoppers come in from the surrounding Granada villages for them.
Weekly Market Schedule
Where to stay in Órgiva
Órgiva is a small town, so staying central is the easiest move. Try Town Centre if you want to walk to the Thursday market and local shops without any fuss, or look at Calle Estación for a quieter base that's still close to everything.
If you prefer something with a bit more character, rural guesthouses and cortijos on the edge of town put you right in the Alpujarra landscape. Options like Hotel Taray Botanico offer a comfortable stay with gardens and easy access back into town for market days.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in Órgiva
Three street markets make up the rest. The largest sets out around 50 stalls of fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, clothing and spices and herbs, and it is the one most people mean by Órgiva market day. The other two are narrower: one for handmade goods, with handicrafts, jewellery, footwear and clothing from makers across the Alpujarra, and one closer to a flea market, selling antiques and second-hand clothing.
Thursday is the fullest day of the week for the town, with three of its four markets trading, and Sunday the quietest with one.
Órgiva Flea Market Featured
Runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm. A flea market specialising in antiques and vintage clothing across the Alpujarra region.
Antiques · Clothing & Textiles
Órgiva Weekly Market Featured
Runs every Thursday from 8am to 2pm. A weekly market with 50 stalls offering fresh fruits, vegetables, local cheese, bread and spices.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Clothing & Textiles · Cheese & Dairy · Spices & Herbs · Bread & Bakery
Municipal & farmers markets in Órgiva
The indoor Órgiva Market on Calle Correo is the town's only covered market and its one six-day option, stocking fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and pastries, local honey and organic produce from the surrounding Alpujarra villages. Hours are available from the Ayuntamiento de Órgiva site, which carries local service and market notices.
Órgiva Market
Covered municipal market on Calle Correo in Órgiva, trading Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm. Organic produce, local honey, bread and a food court inside, with step-free access throughout.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Bread & Bakery · Local Honey · Organic Products · Coffee & Tea
What day is the market in Órgiva?
Thursday is the main market day in Órgiva, when three of the town's four markets trade, against one on each of the other days. Stalls generally open at 9am and clear by 2pm, and the largest of the street markets carries around 50 stalls of produce, cheese, clothing and spices.
How many markets are there in Órgiva?
Órgiva has four markets, three of them street markets and one a covered municipal market on Calle Correo. Between them they trade on every day of the week, and the largest of the street markets sets out around 50 stalls. Thursday brings three of the four out at once.
What can you buy at Órgiva market?
Órgiva's markets sell fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and pastries, cheese and dairy, local honey and organic produce, alongside handicrafts, jewellery, clothing, footwear, antiques and spices and herbs. The covered market on Calle Correo is the steady stop for food, while the craft and flea stalls come out on the open-air market days.