Linares Street Market

Linares Street Market (Mercadillo de Linares) sets up twice a week on Calle Eriazos de la Virgen in Linares, Jaén. Tuesday runs from 8am to 1pm and Friday from 8pm to 11pm, with around 40 stalls along the street. It's cash only, so bring notes and coins.

About Linares Street Market

The market is open air, with the stalls set out along the roadside at number 51 rather than inside a hall. The same pitch gives two very different sessions: Tuesday morning is the produce run, when people fill bags before the midday heat, and the Friday slot from 8pm is more of a stroll along the rows after work.

What you'll find at Linares Street Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables draw most of the locals, and with the clothing and footwear stalls alongside you can do produce and wardrobe in one pass. Leather goods, flowers and plants fill out the rest, the plants easiest to carry home from the Tuesday morning session. It's one of the street markets in Linares listed on this site.

How to get to Linares Street Market

The address is Calle Eriazos de la Virgen, 51, 23700 Linares. There's parking nearby, useful if you're loading up boxes of fruit. The pitch is wheelchair accessible and pet friendly, so dogs are welcome along the rows.

Where to stay in Linares

Linares is a compact town, so staying central puts you within walking distance of Calle Eriazos de la Virgen and the main sights. City Centre is the most practical base, with a good selection of hotels and easy access on foot. For something more specific, Hotel Cervantes is a reliable, well-located option.

What day is Linares Street Market?

Linares Street Market runs twice a week, on Tuesday from 8am to 1pm and again on Friday from 8pm to 11pm. Both sessions use the same pitch on Calle Eriazos de la Virgen, but the Tuesday morning one is the session to catch for fruit, vegetables and plants.

Can you do your grocery shopping at Linares Street Market?

Yes, for fresh food. Linares Street Market has fruit and vegetable stalls among its 40 pitches, so it covers produce the way a grocery store would, but not tinned or packaged goods. Clothing, footwear, leather goods and plants fill out the rest of the rows.

Do I need cash at Linares Street Market?

Yes, Linares Street Market takes cash only, so draw what you need before you arrive rather than counting on paying by card at a stall. That applies across all 40 pitches, on the Tuesday morning session and the Friday evening one alike.

What time does Linares Street Market close?

Linares Street Market closes at 1pm on Tuesday and at 11pm on Friday. The Tuesday session opens at 8am, making a five-hour morning, while the Friday one covers three hours after dark. There's no trading in between, so no all-day fallback if you turn up late.