Dos Hermanas Weekly Market

Dos Hermanas Weekly Market sets up every Wednesday morning on Avenida de España at Glorieta de Navarra, Dos Hermanas, Sevilla, with 172 stalls trading during opening hours of 9am to 2pm. Stalls sell clothing, footwear and leather goods, jewelry, flowers and handicrafts. Bring cash, as most stalls are cash-only.

What you'll find at Dos Hermanas Weekly Market

Clothing and textile stalls make up much of the market, alongside footwear and leather goods such as bags, belts and shoes. Jewelry stalls sit next to flower and plant vendors, and handicraft and artisan stalls round out the 172 pitches along Avenida de España.

How to get to Dos Hermanas Weekly Market

The market is located at Avenida de España at Glorieta de Navarra in Dos Hermanas. More details on the official page. For other shopping options in the area, check out street markets in Dos Hermanas or browse all Dos Hermanas markets.

Where to stay in Dos Hermanas

Dos Hermanas is a large town just south of Seville, and most visitors find it easiest to stay in Town Centre, where you're within easy reach of the weekly market and local transport links. If you'd prefer more options for accommodation, staying in central Seville and taking a short train ride in is a practical choice too.

For a straightforward base in town, Avenida de Andalucía has a handful of hotels and is well connected to the market area. Either way, you won't need a car, as the town centre is compact and easy to get around on foot.

What day is Dos Hermanas Weekly Market?

Dos Hermanas Weekly Market runs every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm on Avenida de España at Glorieta de Navarra. The 172 stalls set up for this single weekly slot, selling clothing, footwear, jewelry, flowers and handicrafts, and the schedule holds year-round with no seasonal break.

Do I need cash at Dos Hermanas Weekly Market?

Yes, Dos Hermanas Weekly Market is cash-only. Like most street markets, its 172 stalls along Avenida de España deal mainly in cash, so bring enough for clothing, footwear, jewelry or handicraft purchases and withdraw money before you arrive, since card machines are rare among the stallholders here.