Villanueva de San Juan Street Market

Villanueva de San Juan Street Market sets up every Tuesday on Carr. de Morón in Villanueva de San Juan, a small town in the Seville province. With around 25 stalls, it's a compact local market covering the everyday shopping needs of the community. Stalls are cash only, so bring euros. Get there early for the best selection before stalls start packing up.

What you'll find

The stalls cover a mix of clothing, textiles, footwear, and leather goods alongside handicrafts and books. It's a practical neighbourhood market rather than a specialist destination, but you'll find the basics well covered across the 25 stalls. The market is family-friendly and pet-friendly, so you can bring the kids and the dog.

How to get to Villanueva de San Juan Street Market

The market runs along Carr. de Morón, the main road through town. Villanueva de San Juan sits around 70km southeast of Seville. Visitors arriving by car will find street parking along nearby roads. For more open-air markets in the area, see all street markets in Seville.

Where to stay in Seville

Staying in the historic centre puts you close to everything, and Santa Cruz is a reliable base with plenty of accommodation at different price points. For something with a bit more character, the Hotel Alfonso XIII is a classic Seville choice if you want to treat yourself.

If you'd rather be near the river and local life, Triana is a great pick, easy to get around from and full of good places to eat after a morning at the market.

What day is Villanueva de San Juan Street Market?

Villanueva de San Juan Street Market runs every Tuesday on Carr. de Morón in Villanueva de San Juan, in Seville province. It's a weekly market with around 25 stalls set up along the main road through town, selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books to the local community.

What can you buy at Villanueva de San Juan Street Market?

Villanueva de San Juan Street Market's 25 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, and books and magazines. It's a general-purpose neighbourhood market serving the town's everyday shopping needs rather than a specialist or antiques market, so expect practical goods over gourmet produce or crafts aimed at tourists.

Do I need cash at Villanueva de San Juan Street Market?

Yes, all stalls at Villanueva de San Juan Street Market only take cash, since no other payment option is listed for this market. Bring euros with you, since the market's 25 stalls don't accept cards, and plan to withdraw money before heading to Villanueva de San Juan if you don't already have cash on you.