Beas de Segura Weekly Market

Beas de Segura Weekly Market sets up every Thursday morning on Avenida del Mercado in Beas de Segura, running from 9am to 2pm. With 65 stalls, it's a substantial weekly fixture that draws locals and visitors looking for fresh food, clothing and handmade goods. The market operates year-round and brings the community together with a mix of everyday essentials and local products.

What you'll find at Beas de Segura Weekly Market

The market's fresh produce section dominates the early stalls, with seasonal fruits and vegetables from regional growers. You'll also find quality meat and poultry alongside fresh fish and seafood offerings. Beyond food, clothing and textiles occupy a significant portion of the market, with footwear and leather goods nearby. Local handicrafts add a cultural element, giving you the chance to pick up handmade items and artisanal products unique to the area.

How to get to Beas de Segura Weekly Market

The market sets up on Avenida del Mercado in the heart of Beas de Segura. Check out other street markets in Beas de Segura or explore all markets in the area.

Where to stay in Beas de Segura

Beas de Segura is a small town, so your best bet is staying close to the centre where you can walk to the weekly market without any fuss. Try Town Centre for easy access to the market street and the main square.

If you prefer a bit more comfort or flexibility, the surrounding area has some rural accommodation worth considering. Staying nearby in Sierra de Segura puts you in beautiful countryside while keeping the town within easy reach.

What day is Beas de Segura Weekly Market?

Beas de Segura Weekly Market runs every Thursday from 9am to 2pm on Avenida del Mercado. The market keeps this schedule all year, with no seasonal break, so a Thursday visit to the town centre will find the same 65 stalls set up as any other week.

What can you buy at Beas de Segura Weekly Market?

Beas de Segura Weekly Market's 65 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, and fish and seafood alongside clothing, footwear and leather goods, plus local handicrafts. It's a mixed general market rather than a specialist one, so a single visit covers food shopping and a look at handmade goods in the same trip.