Constantina Tuesday Market

Constantina Tuesday Market sets up every Tuesday morning at Paseo de la Alameda in Constantina, a town in the Seville province. The open-air market runs from 9am to 2pm and draws locals seeking fresh fruit, clothing, textiles and spices and herbs.

What you'll find at Constantina Tuesday Market

The market specialises in fresh fruit, with stalls selling seasonal produce from the surrounding countryside. You'll also find clothing and textile stalls offering everyday wear, fabrics and household textiles at competitive prices.

Spices, herbs and other dried goods round out the offering, making it a practical stop for pantry staples and fresh ingredients.

How to get to Constantina Tuesday Market

The market is located at Paseo de la Alameda in the town center. More details on the official page. Find other street markets in Constantina or explore all markets across Constantina.

Where to stay in Constantina

Constantina is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in or close to the town centre, where you can walk to the Tuesday market without any fuss. Town Centre puts you right in the heart of things, with the market, local bars, and the pretty old quarter all on your doorstep.

If you prefer a bit more comfort and space, the Sierra Norte area just outside town has some rural guesthouses and country hotels that make a lovely base. Sierra Norte is a good option if you have a car and want to enjoy the surrounding natural park as well as the market.

What day is Constantina Tuesday Market?

Constantina Tuesday Market runs every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm at Paseo de la Alameda in Constantina, in Seville province. It's a weekly, open-air market selling fresh fruit, clothing and textiles, and spices and herbs.

What can you buy at Constantina Tuesday Market?

Constantina Tuesday Market sells fresh fruit, clothing and textiles, and spices and herbs from stalls set up along Paseo de la Alameda every Tuesday morning. The open-air market runs from 9am to 2pm, giving shoppers a few hours to browse before the stalls pack away.