Street Markets in Medellín
Badajoz, Extremadura · 2 street markets
Street markets in Medellín run every Thursday, with two options to choose from. The Guadiana Fair Market, the larger of the pair with 25 stalls, and the Medellín Weekly Market both set up in the morning and pack up by early afternoon, selling clothing and footwear alongside fresh fruit, vegetables and prepared foods. For the rest of the town's markets, see all markets in this city, or browse the province page for markets elsewhere in Badajoz.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
TuesdayNo markets
WednesdayNo markets
Thursday2markets
- StreetGuadiana Fair Market
- StreetMedellín Weekly Market
FridayNo markets
SaturdayNo markets
SundayNo markets
All Street Markets in Medellín
Tips for visiting
Arrive by 9am, when both markets open, to get the best choice of fresh produce and clothing before stalls start winding down at 2pm. Bring cash, since smaller stalls may not take card, and plan your visit for Thursday, the only day either market trades.
Where to stay in Medellín
Medellín is a small town, so accommodation is limited, but that also means everything is close together. Staying in the town centre puts you within easy walking distance of both markets. Hotel Medellín is a reliable choice close to the main square, and neither option requires a car to reach the market streets.
Are street markets in Medellín free to enter?
Yes, entry to street markets in Medellín is free. Both the Guadiana Fair Market and the Medellín Weekly Market let you browse and buy at your own pace, paying stallholders directly for whatever you pick up, whether that's fresh produce, clothing or prepared food. There's no ticket or booking needed.
What time do street markets in Medellín open?
Street markets in Medellín open at 9am and close by 2pm on Thursdays, the only day either market trades. The Guadiana Fair Market, the larger of the two with 25 stalls, and the Medellín Weekly Market both keep to this window, so arriving close to opening gives you the widest choice of produce and clothing before stalls start packing up.
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