Markets in Andalusia

Andalusia’s markets, whether open-air or under elegant iron roofs, remain vital meeting points that reflect the region’s agricultural richness and social character.

Each city hosts both traditional mercadillos and historic municipal halls, where locals buy fresh produce and visitors explore everyday Andalusian life.

In Seville, the Encarnación and Triana markets share space with street fairs in neighbourhood squares, while Málaga combines the grand Atarazanas Market with weekly markets across its districts.

From Granada’s hillside stalls to the coastal markets of Cádiz and Almería, Andalusia’s market culture is rooted in direct exchange and local pride.

Together they illustrate a region that values proximity, fresh ingredients and the rhythm of community trade.