Martos Street Market

Martos Street Market sets up every Saturday from 8am to 3pm on Avenida de San Amador in Martos, in Jaén province. Around 30 stalls line the avenue selling clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts, so this is a market for wardrobes and gifts rather than a food shop. Bring cash: no stall here takes cards.

About Martos Street Market

The market is weekly and Saturday only, so it is the one morning of the week to plan around. Thirty stalls is a manageable size, and the window from 8am to 3pm means there is no need to arrive at dawn. Everything is outdoors on the avenue, the site is wheelchair accessible, and there is a children's play area if you are shopping with young ones in tow.

What you'll find at Martos Street Market

Clothing and textiles take up the largest share of the pitches, sold off tables and hanging rails. Footwear and leather goods form the second block, with shoes, belts, bags and small leather accessories. The rest is handicrafts, worth a look if you want something handmade from Jaén to take home. Fresh produce is not part of this market, so treat it as a browse rather than a grocery run, and see the municipal markets listed for the town if food is what you are after.

How to get to Martos Street Market

The address is Av. de San Amador, 99I, 23600 Martos. Coming early in the morning gives you the easiest run at kerbside parking on the avenue, before the stalls draw a crowd. Other street markets in Martos are listed if you are building a route around market days in Jaén province.

Where to stay in Martos

Martos is a small town, so your best bet is to stay centrally, within walking distance of Avenida de San Amador. Town Centre puts you close to local bars and restaurants.

If you have a car, Surrounding Area works well, with only a short drive into the centre on Saturday morning.

What day is Martos street market?

Martos Street Market runs every Saturday from 8am to 3pm on Avenida de San Amador. It is a weekly market, so the Saturday date does not move from one week to the next, and the seven-hour window means a late-morning arrival still catches all 30 stalls trading.

What can you buy at Martos street market?

Martos Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts across around 30 stalls on Avenida de San Amador. Fresh food is not sold here, so it is a run for wardrobes, shoes and gifts rather than a grocery shop, and everything is paid for in cash.

Is Martos street market a farmers market?

No, Martos Street Market is not a farmers market. Its 30 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts, with no fruit, vegetable or produce pitches, and it runs outdoors on Avenida de San Amador every Saturday from 8am to 3pm.

Do you need cash at Martos street market?

Yes, Martos Street Market is cash only, so bring notes and small change before the stalls open at 8am on Saturday. No pitch on Avenida de San Amador is listed as taking cards, so work out roughly what you plan to spend before you arrive.

Is Martos street market suitable for wheelchairs and children?

Yes, Martos Street Market is wheelchair accessible and has a children's play area, the two facilities recorded for the site. The stalls run outdoors along Avenida de San Amador, and the 8am to 3pm Saturday window leaves room to visit outside the busiest late-morning hours.