Street Markets in Almonte

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Street markets in Almonte run across four locations. El Tomillar trades Monday to Saturday, Almonte Weekly Market is the largest with around 70 stalls on Fridays, and weekend trading adds the antiques market and El Rocío's Sunday market.

Weekly Street Market Schedule

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What you'll find

Across Almonte's street markets you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and footwear, flowers and plants, and antiques and collectibles alongside handicrafts, books and jewellery. Friday is the busiest trading day in the city, with two markets running, while Thursday is the quietest.

All Street Markets in Almonte

Almonte Antiques & Collectibles Market

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Runs Saturday 4pm to 10pm and Sunday 8am to 7pm. A compact antiques and collectibles market with 20 stalls in Almonte's Parque El Chaparral.

Every week on Saturday, Sunday

Almonte Weekly Market

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Runs every Friday from 9am to 2pm at Recinto Ferial. This weekly market brings together 70 stalls offering fresh produce, clothing, flowers and local crafts.

Open now · Every week on Friday

El Rocío Sunday Market

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Runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm in El Rocío with 50 stalls of clothing, footwear and leather goods.

Every week on Sunday

El Tomillar Market

Second-hand furniture and antiques market in Almonte's industrial estate, open Monday to Saturday with parking and wheelchair access.

Open now · Every week on Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, Wednesday

Tips for visiting

Most stalls open around 10:30am and close by 2pm, so arrive in the morning for the best choice. Bring cash, since card payment isn't guaranteed at every stall. For an indoor alternative, browse the municipal markets in Almonte, or check Huelva's other markets when touring the province.

Where to stay in Almonte

Town Centre puts you close to the main square and the Friday market, while El Rocío suits a visit timed around its Sunday market or the pilgrimage season, though it adds a short drive.

Are street markets in Almonte free to enter?

Yes, entry to Almonte's street markets is free. You only pay for what you buy at the stalls, whether at El Tomillar, the Weekly Market or the weekend antiques market.

What time do street markets in Almonte open?

Almonte's street markets typically open around 10:30am and run until 2pm. El Tomillar trades Monday to Saturday, while the Weekly Market, the antiques market and El Rocío's Sunday market each run on their single trading day of the week.

What's the biggest street market in Almonte?

Almonte Weekly Market is the city's biggest street market, with around 70 stalls trading on Fridays. El Tomillar trades more often, six days a week, but with a smaller footprint than the Weekly Market's Friday stalls.

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