Pruna Street Market

Pruna Street Market (Mercadillo de Pruna) sets up every Friday from 9am to 2pm in Pruna, a small white village in the Sierra Sur hills of Seville province. Around 15 stalls line the town centre streets, selling clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts. Bring cash, as card payments aren't accepted.

What you'll find

The market leans towards clothing and textiles, with stalls carrying everything from everyday basics to seasonal items. You'll also find leather goods, shoes and handmade crafts from local artisans. It's a compact mercadillo, so a quick loop covers everything.

How to get to Pruna Street Market

The market sets up along the central streets of Pruna, about 100 km southeast of Seville city. If you're driving, take the A-92 and turn off towards Osuna, then follow local roads south. Parking is available nearby. For more markets in the area, check street markets in Pruna.

Where to stay in Pruna

Pruna is a small village, so accommodation options are limited, but staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the street market. If you prefer more choice, the nearby town of Osuna has a good range of hotels and is only a short drive away.

For a comfortable base with easy access to the area, consider looking at options in Osuna, where you can find everything from family-run guesthouses to well-equipped hotels before heading into Pruna for market day.

What day is Pruna Street Market?

Pruna Street Market runs every Friday from 9am to 2pm in the centre of Pruna, in Seville province. It's a weekly market with no seasonal break, so the roughly 15 stalls set up on the same day throughout the year, whatever the weather.

What can you buy at Pruna Street Market?

Pruna Street Market's roughly 15 stalls focus on clothing and textiles, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts, rather than fresh food. Expect everyday clothing basics alongside handmade leather items and locally made crafts, with no fruit, veg or deli stalls among the traders here.

Do I need cash at Pruna Street Market?

Yes, stalls at Pruna Street Market are cash only, so bring euros with you rather than relying on cards. The market has around 15 stalls selling clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts, and none of them are set up to take card payments, so cash is the only way to buy anything here.