El Jueves Historic Street Market

El Jueves is all about second-hand and vintage goods. You'll find antiques, old furniture, retro clothing, jewellery, and books and magazines spread across the stalls on Calle Feria. It's a good spot to pick up vintage postcards, old crockery, or flamenco-era collectibles that you won't find in regular shops.

The market draws a mostly local crowd, so it feels less touristy than some of Seville's other attractions. If you're after fresh produce or groceries, head to one of the city's municipal markets instead.

El Jueves takes place in the Feria neighbourhood, so staying nearby puts you right in the heart of things. The Casco Antiguo is your best base, keeping you within easy walking distance of the market and Seville's old town. For something with a bit of character, the Hotel Murillo sits close to the Santa Cruz quarter, or try the EME Catedral Hotel if you want a central spot with great views.

The market runs along Calle Feria in the Casco Antiguo, at C. Feria, 109. From the city centre, it's a short walk north through the old town. The nearest metro stop is Puerta Jerez on line 1, about a 15 minute walk. Buses also serve Alameda de Hércules and Plaza del Duque, both within easy walking distance.

There's no dedicated parking, so public transport or walking is the way to go. Check out the other street markets in Seville if you're looking for more open-air shopping.