Jaca Street Market

Jaca Street Market (Mercadillo de Jaca) sets up every Friday from 9am to 2pm on Calle del Pico Aneto in Jaca, a mountain town at the foot of the Aragonese Pyrenees. Around 25 stalls line the street selling clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts and flowers. Every stall is cash-only, so bring enough with you.

What you'll find at Jaca Street Market

The bulk of the 25 stalls sell clothing, textiles and footwear, with leather goods, handmade crafts and seasonal flowers and plants filling the rest of the street. Everything trades in the open air. If you're after fresh produce or something to eat, this isn't the market for it.

How to get to Jaca Street Market

The market runs along C. del Pico Aneto and Paseo Manuel Giménez Abad, a short walk from Jaca's old town, and the route is wheelchair accessible. Drivers come in on the A-23 from Huesca and Zaragoza. For the rest of the area, see markets in Huesca province or the other street markets in Jaca.

Where to stay in Jaca

Staying in the old town puts you a few minutes' walk from Calle del Pico Aneto and the cathedral. Hotel Mur is a comfortable central base, and Hotel Ciudad de Jaca is a little more modern. For somewhere quieter, anywhere in Jaca city centre still leaves you within walking distance of the stalls.

What day is Jaca Street Market?

Jaca Street Market runs every Friday from 9am to 2pm on Calle del Pico Aneto, at the foot of the Aragonese Pyrenees. The 25 or so stalls start packing away well before the 2pm finish, so aim for the morning. If a public holiday falls on a Friday, the market does not set up that week.

Does Jaca Street Market take cards?

No, Jaca Street Market takes cash only, so draw money out before you go. There is no cash machine on Calle del Pico Aneto itself, though banks and ATMs are a short walk away in Jaca's town centre. Traders here sell clothing, footwear and crafts rather than food, so bring notes and small change.

What can you buy at Jaca Street Market?

Jaca Street Market's 25 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, and seasonal flowers and plants. It is a goods market rather than a food one, so there is no fresh produce and nothing prepared to eat. Everything trades outdoors along Calle del Pico Aneto.

Is there parking at Jaca Street Market?

Yes, there is street parking near Jaca Street Market, though spaces along Calle del Pico Aneto fill up quickly on a Friday morning. The market is wheelchair accessible and sets up within walking distance of the old town. Jaca is reached by the A-23 motorway from Huesca and Zaragoza.