Markets in Cadiz

Cádiz maintains a distinctive market culture that reflects its position as one of Spain's oldest continuously inhabited cities.

The ancient port combines traditional street markets with established municipal facilities, creating a network of commercial spaces where locals have shopped for generations.

Weekly outdoor markets appear in various neighbourhoods, offering seasonal produce from Andalusian farms alongside household goods and textiles.

The city's permanent market halls provide year-round access to fresh seafood, reflecting Cádiz's deep maritime connections.

These complementary market systems serve both the historic centre and expanding residential areas, preserving commercial traditions whilst adapting to contemporary needs in this Atlantic coastal city.