Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market

Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market (Mercadillo Renacentista del Adelantado de Cazorla) sets up among the ruins of Santa María in Cazorla, Jaén. Its 20 stalls sell handicrafts, organic products, bread and prepared foods.

What you'll find at Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market

You'll find handicrafts from local makers, organic products, fresh bread and bakery items, and prepared foods from regional vendors, set among the ruins of Santa María.

How to get to Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market

The market is located at the ruins of Santa María in central Cazorla. More details on the official page. See all street markets in Cazorla for other shopping options in the area.

Where to stay in Cazorla

Cazorla is a small town, so staying close to the Plaza de la Corredera puts you right in the heart of the action. Town Centre is your best bet for easy walking access to the market and the main sights.

If you want something with more character, Hotel Guadalquivir is a solid choice in the centre, and Parador de Cazorla sits up in the sierra for a more scenic stay, though you'll need a car to get back and forth.

What day is Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market?

Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market runs on an irregular schedule, with no fixed weekly day confirmed. Check the organiser's official page for upcoming dates before visiting.

Do I need cash at Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market?

Payment options at Cazorla Renaissance Artisan Market aren't confirmed in our records, so bring cash as a precaution. Small artisan markets like this one commonly don't take cards.