Alcolea del Río Medieval Market – 5th Centenary Featured
Runs Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 9am to 2pm, May to September. A medieval-themed market selling handicrafts and prepared foods in Plaza de la Constitución.
Handicrafts · Prepared Foods
Markets in Alcolea del Río, Seville
2 markets tracked in Alcolea del Río.
Alcolea del Río markets give visitors two distinct weekly outdoor experiences in this small Sevillian town. One focuses on traditional goods and local food, the other on everyday clothing and footwear, making it worth timing your trip to catch both. The town sits in the province of Seville, and nearby market towns such as Lora del Río offer further options if you want to combine visits.
Weekly Market Schedule
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Monday · today None
- No markets on mondays.
Tuesday None
- No markets on tuesdays.
Wednesday None
- No markets on wednesdays.
Thursday 1 market
Friday 1 market
- street Alcolea del Río Medieval Market – 5th Centenary seasonal
Saturday 1 market
- street Alcolea del Río Medieval Market – 5th Centenary seasonal
Sunday 1 market
- street Alcolea del Río Medieval Market – 5th Centenary seasonal
Where to stay in Alcolea del Río
Alcolea del Río is a small village, so staying in the town centre puts you close to everything on foot. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options along the riverfront for a pleasant stay near the Guadalquivir.
If you prefer more choice in accommodation, the nearby city of Carmona is an easy drive and offers more places to stay, including Carmona. From either base you can reach Alcolea del Río's markets quickly and still enjoy the wider area.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in Alcolea del Río
The Alcolea del Río Medieval Market, known locally as the 5th Centenary market, is a weekly outdoor street market dedicated to handicrafts and prepared foods. It reflects the town's historical character and is a good place to pick up handmade goods and locally produced food items. Stall numbers have not been officially published, but the market operates outdoors and draws traders on a weekly basis.
The Alcolea del Río Weekly Market is the town's more practical weekly street market, stocking clothing and footwear across its outdoor stalls. It serves local residents as much as visitors, running on a regular weekly schedule throughout the year. For official local information, the Ayuntamiento de Alcolea del Río publishes updates on both markets.
Alcolea del Río Weekly Market Featured
Alcolea del Río's weekly market brings together clothing, textiles and footwear stalls across the town's main plazas and streets.
Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather
Planning your visit
Both markets run weekly and are held outdoors, so checking local forecasts before travelling is sensible. Neither market has a confirmed stall count available at present. Alcolea del Río has no municipal market hall, so all shopping activity takes place at these two street markets.
What day is the market in Alcolea del Río?
The Alcolea del Río Medieval Market runs Friday to Sunday, 9am to 2pm, but only from May to September. The town's other street market, the Alcolea del Río Weekly Market, sells clothing and footwear but has no confirmed trading day at present.
Is there a market in Alcolea del Río on a Sunday?
Yes, the Alcolea del Río Medieval Market trades on Sundays from 9am to 2pm, alongside its Friday and Saturday dates. It only runs between May and September, so it is not a year-round Sunday option.
Is there a municipal market hall in Alcolea del Río?
No, Alcolea del Río has no municipal market hall. Both of the town's markets, the Alcolea del Río Weekly Market and the Alcolea del Río Medieval Market, are outdoor street markets.