Úbeda Street Market

Úbeda Street Market sets up every Friday from 7am to 2pm on Calle Bétula, next to Parque Norte in Úbeda. Around 40 stalls line the street selling clothing, leather goods, handicrafts, books and antiques. Stalls are cash-only, so bring enough with you, and go early: traders start packing up well before 2pm.

What you'll find at Úbeda Street Market

The market leans heavily towards clothing and textiles, with footwear and leather goods making up a good chunk of the stalls. You'll also find handicrafts, secondhand books, magazines and antiques worth picking through. It's not a food market, so if you're after fresh produce, head to the Úbeda Food Market on Plaza Gallego Díaz instead.

How to get to Úbeda Street Market

Calle Bétula runs through the northern part of town beside Parque Norte, a 10-15 minute walk from the Renaissance old town, with street parking in the surrounding blocks. See the street markets in Úbeda for the rest.

Where to stay in Ubeda

Úbeda's Casco Histórico is the obvious base, walking distance from Calle Bétula and dense with hotels and guesthouses. Parador de Ubeda sits in a 16th-century palace on the main square, and Hotel Palacio de Ubeda is a central alternative at a more accessible price. You won't need a car for the market either way.

What day is Úbeda Street Market?

Úbeda Street Market runs every Friday from 7am to 2pm on Calle Bétula, beside Parque Norte. It is a weekly market, so Friday is the only day to catch it, and traders start packing away before the 2pm close, which makes the first few hours the best of it.

Does Úbeda Street Market take cards?

No, Úbeda Street Market is cash only across all 40 stalls, so bring enough with you rather than counting on a card. That applies to the clothing, footwear, handicraft and antiques traders alike, so draw cash in the town centre before walking out to Calle Bétula.

What can you buy at Úbeda Street Market?

Úbeda Street Market's 40 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, secondhand books and magazines, and antiques. There is no fresh produce here, so anyone shopping for food should head to the Úbeda Food Market on Plaza Gallego Díaz instead of Calle Bétula.

Is Úbeda Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Úbeda Street Market is listed as wheelchair accessible, and it is a pet friendly market, so dogs are welcome along Calle Bétula. The stalls set up outdoors with no cover, which is worth knowing for a Friday between 7am and 2pm in high summer.