El Pedroso Market

El Pedroso Market (Mercado de Abastos El Pedroso) is a compact indoor municipal market on Calle Prado in El Pedroso, a Sierra Norte village about 70 km north of Seville. It's one of the markets in El Pedroso open on weekends only, Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 12pm. With 15 stalls, it's a small but well-stocked stop for authentic Sierra Norte produce.

What to buy

The stalls cover a focused range of regional staples: cured Iberian meats including jamón and chorizo, local cheeses, olive oil, nuts and dried fruits, and wines and spirits from the surrounding area. It's one of the municipal markets in El Pedroso worth visiting if you're exploring the Sierra Norte and want to pick up quality local products in one place.

How to get to El Pedroso Market

The market is at C. Prado, 13 in the centre of El Pedroso. It's wheelchair accessible, with step-free access to the stalls.

Where to stay in El Pedroso

El Pedroso is a small village, so your best bet is to stay close to the town centre where you can walk to the market and the main square with ease. Town Centre puts you right in the middle of things, with local bars and restaurants nearby for a meal after browsing the stalls.

If you prefer a bit more comfort or flexibility, the surrounding Sierra Norte de Sevilla area has rural accommodation options worth considering, and the drive into El Pedroso is short and straightforward. Staying in Sierra Norte de Sevilla also gives you a chance to explore the wider natural park while you're in the region.

What time does El Pedroso Market open?

El Pedroso Market opens on Saturdays and Sundays from 8am to 12pm and is closed Monday to Friday. It's a small indoor hall on Calle Prado with 15 stalls, so the two morning slots each week are the only chance to buy its cured Iberian meats, cheese, olive oil and wine from the Sierra Norte.

What is El Pedroso Market famous for?

El Pedroso Market is known for its cured Iberian meats, including jamón and chorizo, alongside local cheese, olive oil, nuts and dried fruits, and wine from the Sierra Norte. With just 15 stalls in an indoor hall on Calle Prado, open only at weekends, it stays focused on that small range of regional produce rather than a broad general market.

Can you pay by card at El Pedroso Market?

Yes, El Pedroso Market accepts cash, contactless cards and mobile payments at its stalls. It's a small indoor market with 15 stalls on Calle Prado, open only on Saturday and Sunday mornings from 8am to 12pm, and the market is also wheelchair accessible.