Street Markets in the Province of Seville

In Seville Province, street markets continue to play a vital role in local life, blending Andalusian tradition with the rhythm of modern towns and villages.

In Seville city, weekly markets such as those in Parque Alcosa, Tiro de Línea and Charco de la Pava draw large crowds with stalls offering fruit, textiles, antiques and household goods.

Beyond the capital, towns like Carmona, Utrera and Écija maintain long-established market days that serve as both shopping events and social gatherings.

These markets preserve a custom deeply rooted in Seville’s culture —a space where neighbours meet, trade directly with stallholders and keep alive the province’s open-air commerce.