Cazorla Medieval Market

Cazorla Medieval Market is a themed street market that sets up along Paseo del Santo Cristo in Cazorla, a town known for its Renaissance architecture and mountain views in Jaén province. It runs weekly between May and September, recreating a medieval trading atmosphere with stalls devoted to handicrafts, clothing, footwear and prepared food.

What you'll find at Cazorla Medieval Market

The market focuses on artisan handicrafts and traditional goods. You'll find handmade items, leather products, footwear and textiles alongside prepared food stalls offering local specialties.

How to get to Cazorla Medieval Market

The market sets up at Paseo del Santo Cristo in central Cazorla. For more details on visiting street markets in Cazorla and the town's other attractions, check the official agenda.

Where to stay in Cazorla

Cazorla is a small mountain town, so staying close to the old quarter puts you right in the heart of the action. Old Town is your best bet, with the market, castle views, and main square all within easy walking distance.

If you want a bit more comfort, Hotel Guadalquivir and Parador de Cazorla are both solid choices, offering easy access to the medieval market without much hassle getting around.

What day is Cazorla Medieval Market?

Cazorla Medieval Market runs weekly between May and September, though the exact day hasn't been confirmed for the current season. Check the official agenda linked above before planning a visit, since the market doesn't trade outside those five months of the year.

What can you buy at Cazorla Medieval Market?

Cazorla Medieval Market sells handicrafts, prepared foods, clothing and textiles, and footwear and leather goods, all set up along Paseo del Santo Cristo as part of a recreated medieval trading atmosphere in central Jaén province.