Dos Hermanas Street Market

Dos Hermanas Street Market is one of the largest mercadillos in Seville province, with over 170 stalls setting up along Avenida de España every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm. It trades in clothing, footwear and leather goods rather than food, so it is not a farmers market: for fresh produce, see the markets in Dos Hermanas. Stalls take cash and cards, and traders start packing up well before the 2pm close.

What you'll find at Dos Hermanas Street Market

Clothing and textiles fill most of the pitches, with footwear and leather goods the mercadillo's strongest line. Handicrafts and second-hand books make up much of the rest. The town council publishes a mobile app that maps every stall and what it sells, which is the quickest way to find a particular trader within the five hours the market is open.

How to get to Dos Hermanas Street Market

The market sets up on Avenida de España at the corner with Glorieta de Navarra, a short walk from the town centre. There is parking nearby and a children's play area on site, and buses from Seville stop within walking distance. The ground is level and wheelchair accessible. For the rest of the town's open-air trading, see street markets in Dos Hermanas.

Where to stay in Dos Hermanas

Staying in City Centre puts you close to the market and within easy reach of local cafés and transport links. For a comfortable base, Avenida de las Américas is a practical area with good connections to the market streets.

What day is Dos Hermanas Street Market?

Dos Hermanas Street Market runs every Wednesday on Avenida de España, keeping hours of 9am to 2pm. It does not set up on the Wednesday of the Dos Hermanas fair, or on a public holiday falling on a Wednesday. Come before 11am, since traders begin packing away well ahead of the 2pm close and the clothing rails thin out first.

What can you buy at Dos Hermanas Street Market?

Dos Hermanas Street Market sells clothing and textiles across most of its 170-plus stalls, along with footwear and leather goods, handicrafts and second-hand books. There is no food section, so anyone after a farmers market with fresh produce needs to shop elsewhere in the town.

Is there parking at Dos Hermanas Street Market?

Yes, there is parking near Dos Hermanas Street Market on Avenida de España, and the market site is level, wheelchair accessible and has a children's play area. The spaces closest to the stalls fill quickly on a Wednesday morning, so arriving before 10am gives you the best chance of one.

Do stalls at Dos Hermanas Street Market accept cards?

Yes, stalls at Dos Hermanas Street Market take both cash and credit cards, which is unusual for an open-air mercadillo of this size. Card acceptance still varies from one trader to the next, so carry some cash for the smaller pitches.