Begíjar Street Market

Begíjar Street Market runs every Saturday from 9am to 3pm on Avenida de Europa in Begíjar, a small town in the province of Jaén. Around 15 stalls set up along the avenue selling clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts, and books. It's a cash-only market, so bring what you need with you.

What you'll find at Begíjar Street Market

The stalls lean towards clothing and textiles, footwear, and leather goods, with a smaller selection of handicrafts and books. If you're after fresh produce or food, you'll need to head to one of the larger street markets in Begíjar or nearby towns like Baeza or Úbeda.

How to get to Begíjar Street Market

The market sets up on Avenida de Europa, 71, in central Begíjar. The site is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Begíjar

Begíjar is a small village, so accommodation right in the centre is limited. Try Baeza Town Centre for easy access to restaurants and a good base for day trips into the area, or Úbeda Old Town if you want to be surrounded by some of Andalusia's finest Renaissance architecture.

What day is Begíjar Street Market?

Begíjar Street Market runs every Saturday from 9am to 3pm on Avenida de Europa in central Begíjar. Around 15 stalls trade for the morning and into the early afternoon. There is no midweek market in the town, so Saturday is the only day to catch it.

Do I need cash at Begíjar Street Market?

Yes, all 15 or so stalls at Begíjar Street Market accept cash only, with no card payment recorded for this market. There's no ATM at the market itself, so withdraw what you need beforehand in Begíjar or on your way in from Jaén city.

What can you buy at Begíjar Street Market?

Around 15 stalls at Begíjar Street Market sell clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts, and books, spread along Avenida de Europa. It's a general goods market rather than a food market, so there's no fresh produce or prepared food here, unlike some of the larger markets nearby in Baeza and Úbeda.