Alcaudete Saturday Street Market

Alcaudete Saturday Street Market sets up every Saturday from 8am to 2pm on Calle Barranco Almona in Alcaudete, Jaén province. Around 25 stalls sell clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts, and they take cash only.

What you'll find at Alcaudete Saturday Street Market

The stalls here are non-food: everyday clothing and textiles, footwear, leather bags and belts, and a few carrying handicrafts. Nothing fresh is sold, so this is a Saturday morning for clothes and practical items rather than groceries.

How to get to Alcaudete Saturday Street Market

The market runs along Calle Barranco Almona, and being open air and at street level it is recorded as wheelchair accessible. You can also browse the other street markets in Alcaudete or the rest of Jaén province.

Where to stay in Alcaudete

Alcaudete is a small town, so a central base puts Calle Barranco Almona within a short walk on Saturday morning. Staying near Town Centre keeps the castle and main square in easy reach on foot, while the surrounding countryside is quieter and a short drive out.

What day is Alcaudete Saturday Street Market?

Alcaudete Saturday Street Market runs every Saturday, all year, from 8am to 2pm on Calle Barranco Almona. It is a weekly market and sets up on no other day, so a midweek walk down the street will find it empty and the 25 stalls gone.

What can you buy at Alcaudete Saturday Street Market?

Alcaudete Saturday Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts across around 25 stalls. There are no fresh food or produce stalls at all, so anyone shopping for groceries needs the town's own shops rather than the Saturday street stalls.

Do you need cash at Alcaudete Saturday Street Market?

Yes, cash is the only payment method recorded at Alcaudete Saturday Street Market, so withdraw euros in town before you arrive. The stalls trade on Calle Barranco Almona between 8am and 2pm on Saturday, and there is no card acceptance to fall back on.