Padul Weekly Market

Padul Weekly Market sets up every Friday morning on the Explanada de la Estación in Padul, next to the town hall. Around 60 stalls fill the open ground, running from fruit and vegetable pitches through to clothing and footwear. Trading is from 9am to 2pm, and it is worth carrying cash, since card acceptance varies from one trader to the next.

What you'll find at Padul Weekly Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables dominate the market, alongside meat and poultry stalls. You'll also find fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread from the bakery stalls.

Beyond food, the market carries clothing, textiles, footwear and leather goods, which makes it a practical stop for everyday shopping alongside your grocery run.

How to get to Padul Weekly Market

The market is on the Explanada de la Estación, next to the town hall in central Padul, around 20 kilometres south of Granada in Granada province. Everything is outdoors, so there is no hall to find once you arrive. Find more options at street markets in Padul.

Where to stay in Padul

Padul is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in the town centre, Centro, where you'll be just a short walk from the weekly market and the local bars and shops. If you'd prefer more choice, Granada city centre is only around 20 kilometres away and has easy road access to Padul on a Friday morning.

For a rural feel, consider looking for accommodation in the surrounding area, Sierra Nevada foothills, which puts you close to the market while giving you easy access to the mountains.

What day is Padul Weekly Market?

Padul Weekly Market runs every Friday from 9am to 2pm on the Explanada de la Estación, next to the town hall in the centre of town. Around 60 stalls set up in the open air, selling fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, bread and clothing, so a Friday morning is the only time to catch it.

What can you buy at Padul Weekly Market?

Padul Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread from the bakery stalls, alongside clothing, textiles, footwear and leather goods. Its 60 stalls make it a general market rather than a food-only one, so a grocery run and a new pair of shoes fit into the same morning.

Do stalls at Padul Weekly Market take cards?

Card payment is not confirmed at any of the 60 stalls at Padul Weekly Market, so bring enough cash for the morning. Acceptance varies from one trader to the next at an open-air market like this one, and small notes and coins are the safest thing to arrive with.

Where is Padul Weekly Market?

Padul Weekly Market sets up on the Explanada de la Estación, beside the Ayuntamiento in Padul, in the province of Granada. The esplanade sits in the centre of town, around 20 kilometres south of Granada city, and the market is entirely outdoors, spread across the open ground rather than inside a hall.