Linares Flea Market: Collectibles and Antiques Featured
Runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm. A specialist flea market focused on antiques and collectible items.
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Markets in Linares
2 markets tracked in Linares.
Linares runs two outdoor street markets that draw a loyal local crowd each week. If you're after a farmers market in Linares, the Linares Street Market is the one to head for, with fresh produce alongside clothing, footwear and flowers. The Linares Flea Market runs alongside it, focused on collectibles and antiques. Both operate on a weekly schedule, giving you two distinct reasons to time a visit.
Linares sits in the province of Jaén, at the edge of the Guadalquivir valley near the Sierra Morena foothills. If you are exploring the area, Úbeda and Baeza are nearby cities with their own regular markets worth combining into a trip. You can also use our markets near me tool to find market days across the wider province.
Weekly Market Schedule
Where to stay in Linares
Staying central is your best bet in Linares, putting you within easy reach of the markets on foot. Look at options around City Centre for the most convenient base, or try the Hotel Cervantes if you want something straightforward and well-located.
For a slightly more comfortable stay, Hotel Aníbal is a solid choice that gets you close to the main streets without any fuss. Linares is a compact city, so wherever you stay centrally, you won't be far from where you need to be.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in Linares
The Linares Street Market is the larger of the two, with around 40 stalls set up outdoors on Calle Eriazos de la Virgen every Tuesday and Friday. Stalls cover fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, clothing, footwear, flowers and plants. The site is wheelchair accessible and has parking nearby.
The Linares Flea Market focuses on collectibles and antiques, running weekly as an outdoor stall market. It is the place to browse for vintage finds and second-hand curiosities in the city. Exact stall numbers vary week to week depending on trader turnout.
Linares Street Market
Open-air market every Tuesday morning and Friday evening with around 40 stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, footwear and plants.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather · Flowers & Plants
Is there a farmers market in Linares?
Yes, Linares has a farmers-style street market, the Linares Street Market, with around 40 stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing, footwear and flowers on Calle Eriazos de la Virgen. It sets up on Tuesdays and Fridays, alongside the separate Linares Flea Market for antiques and collectibles.
What time does the market open in Linares?
Linares' markets typically open at 9am and close at 2pm. The Linares Street Market runs to this pattern on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the Linares Flea Market keeps similar hours on Sundays, so you have three separate market mornings to choose from across the week.
What days do the markets run in Linares?
Linares' street markets run on three days: the Linares Street Market on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the Linares Flea Market on Sundays. Tuesday is the busiest of the three for trading, with Sunday the quietest, so if you want the fullest range of stalls, aim for a Tuesday visit.