Benacazón Street Market

Benacazón Street Market sets up every Saturday from 9am to 2pm at Parque Municipal in Benacazón, a small Aljarafe town west of Seville. Around 25 stalls line Calle los Jaenes, selling clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts, and jewellery. Stalls are cash only, so bring enough with you. Get there early for the best picks, as things wind down well before 2pm.

What you'll find

The market focuses on non-food goods. Clothing and footwear make up the bulk of the stalls, with a good selection of leather bags, belts, and accessories alongside handmade crafts and jewellery. It's one of the street markets in Benacazón worth checking out if you're in the Aljarafe area on a Saturday.

How to get to Benacazón Street Market

The market is at Parque Municipal on Calle los Jaenes, 33. Parking is available on site. By car, follow the A-8058 into Benacazón and head for the park. Buses from Seville also connect to town, and the market is a short walk from the centre.

Where to stay in Benacazón

Benacazón is a small town, so staying close to the centre is your best bet. Try Town Centre to keep things easy, and you can walk to the market without any fuss.

If you prefer more options or a bit more comfort, nearby Sanlúcar la Mayor is just a short drive away and offers a few more places to rest your head. Seville itself is only around 25 kilometres east, so Seville City Centre works well if you want to combine the market with a bigger city stay.

What day is Benacazón Street Market?

Benacazón Street Market runs every Saturday morning from 9am to 2pm at Parque Municipal on Calle los Jaenes. It's a weekly fixture rather than a one-off, so you can plan around the same slot each week, with around 25 stalls set up by the time it opens and trade easing off well before the 2pm close.

What can you buy at Benacazón Street Market?

Benacazón Street Market sells clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts, and jewellery across its 25 stalls. It's a non-food market, so there's no fresh produce or deli stalls here, just clothing and accessories, with a strong showing of leather bags, belts, and handmade jewellery among the regulars.

Is Benacazón Street Market cash only?

Yes, Benacazón Street Market is cash only, so bring what you need since there's no way to pay by card at the stalls. Cash machines are easiest to find in Benacazón's town centre, a short walk from Parque Municipal, so withdraw before heading to the market if you haven't already.

Is there parking at Benacazón Street Market?

Yes, Benacazón Street Market has parking at Parque Municipal, right where the stalls are set up. Spaces are on site rather than a short walk away, though they fill up as the morning goes on, so arriving close to the 9am start gives you the best chance of parking near the stalls.