El Pedroso Trade Fair

El Pedroso Trade Fair sets up every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30am to 7pm in El Pedroso, Seville. With 143 stalls spread across the Plaza de Abastos and the local fairgrounds, this is the region's main market for fresh produce and local goods. You'll find fruit and vegetables picked the same week, locally made cheese and dairy, artisanal bread from neighbourhood bakers, and handmade crafts from regional artisans. Prepared foods are also available if you want to eat on-site.

What you'll find at El Pedroso Trade Fair

The market focuses on seasonal fruit and vegetables from local growers, alongside a strong selection of cheese and dairy products from surrounding farms. You'll spot fresh bread and pastries from established bakers, plus handicrafts made by the community. Several stalls sell ready-to-eat meals and snacks if you'd prefer not to cook.

How to get to El Pedroso Trade Fair

The fair sets up at Plaza de Abastos and the fairground pavilion in central El Pedroso. More details on the official page. See our guide to street markets in El Pedroso for other options in the area.

Where to stay in El Pedroso

El Pedroso is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the centre, where you can walk to the fair without any fuss. Town Centre puts you right in the middle of the action and keeps things simple.

If you prefer more options, the nearby city of Lora del Río is an easy drive away and has a wider choice of accommodation. Seville itself is also worth considering if you want a base with more to do in the evenings after the fair wraps up.

What day is El Pedroso Trade Fair?

El Pedroso Trade Fair runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30am to 7pm in El Pedroso, Seville. Its 143 stalls spread across the Plaza de Abastos, the surrounding streets and the fairground pavilion, selling fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, bread, handicrafts and prepared foods.

What can I buy at El Pedroso Trade Fair?

El Pedroso Trade Fair sells fresh fruit and vegetables, local cheese and dairy, bread and bakery items, and handicrafts from regional artisans, plus prepared foods if you'd rather eat on the spot. The 143 stalls set up across the Plaza de Abastos and the fairground pavilion every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.