Andújar Municipal Market

Andújar Municipal Market is a covered indoor market in the heart of Andújar, open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm on Calle Cronista Francisco Calzado Gómez. With 25 stalls, it serves as the main daily food shopping destination for locals in this Guadalquivir valley town. The market is wheelchair accessible, and stallholders take cash, contactless and mobile payment.

What to buy at Andújar Municipal Market

The stalls cover the full range of daily fresh food: seasonal fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fresh fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, bread and pastries. Jaén olive oil takes pride of place, reflecting the province's status as Spain's biggest olive oil producing region. Arrive before 11am for the best selection, particularly for fish and produce.

How to get to Andújar Municipal Market

The market sits centrally on Calle Cronista Francisco Calzado Gómez, within easy walking distance of most of the historic town centre. Street parking is available on surrounding roads. It's the main option among the municipal markets in Andújar, and pairs well with the weekly street market on Avenida Blás Infante, which runs every Tuesday and Friday morning.

Where to stay in Andujar

Andújar is a compact town, so staying central means you're never far from the market or anything else worth seeing. City Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the market hall and the main squares.

If you'd prefer a specific place to book, Hotel Don Pedro is a reliable and well-located option in the heart of town, and Hotel Restaurante Marisol is another solid choice with good access to the centre.

What time does Andújar Municipal Market open?

The market is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm and is closed on Sundays. Arrive before 11am for the widest choice of fresh fish and produce.

What is Andújar Municipal Market famous for?

Andújar Municipal Market is known for its Jaén olive oil, sourced from a province widely regarded as one of Spain's finest olive oil producing regions. Its 25 stalls also cover the full daily fresh food range, from fish and meat to fruit, vegetables and bread.

Can you eat at Andújar Municipal Market?

The market is primarily a fresh food shopping destination rather than a dining venue. Pick up ingredients, local bread, cheese and olives for a picnic, or head to one of the cafés in the nearby town centre.

How many stalls are in Andújar Municipal Market?

The market has 25 stalls covering fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese, dairy, bakery goods, and locally produced olive oil.