Tiro de Línea Supply Market

Mercado de Abastos Tiro de Línea is a covered indoor market in the Tiro de Línea barrio of Seville, open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 3pm. With 20 stalls, it's a compact neighbourhood market that serves local residents with fresh food staples throughout the week.

What to buy

You'll find the full range of daily fresh food here: fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread. It's a practical, no-frills market where locals do their daily shopping. Stalls accept cash, credit and debit cards, contactless, and mobile payments.

How to get to Tiro de Línea market

The market sits on Calle Puebla de las Mujeres in the Tiro de Línea neighbourhood, postcode 41013. City bus routes connect the area to central Seville, and street parking is available in the surrounding residential streets. If you're looking to explore more, it's one of several neighbourhood halls listed among the municipal markets in Seville.

Where to stay in Seville

The Tiro de Línea market sits in the south of Seville, so staying in the Triana or Los Remedios neighbourhoods puts you close by without sacrificing character. Try Triana for a lively local feel, or Los Remedios if you prefer something quieter and residential.

If you'd rather be central and explore the city more broadly, Hotel Alfonso XIII is a classic choice that keeps you well connected to everything. From the city centre you can reach the market easily by bus or a short cab ride.

What time does Tiro de Línea market open?

Tiro de Línea market opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 3pm and is closed on Sundays. It's a covered indoor hall with 20 stalls in the Tiro de Línea barrio of Seville, so the same hours apply right across the working week rather than one weekly market day.

What can you buy at Mercado de Abastos Tiro de Línea?

Mercado de Abastos Tiro de Línea sells fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread across its 20 stalls. It's a full-service neighbourhood food market rather than a specialist or artisan one, geared towards daily household shopping in the Tiro de Línea barrio.

Does Tiro de Línea market accept card payments?

Yes, Tiro de Línea market accepts credit and debit cards, contactless and mobile payments alongside cash. The market is also wheelchair accessible, so shoppers using a wheelchair or with limited mobility can get around its 20 stalls without difficulty.