
Embrace the markets as a meeting point prior to the the beer angelus is an inseparable element of the is an inseparable element for curious spirits. Those who get lost among second-hand books, vintage clothing or antiques will find fascinating experiences in these markets in Seville.
An opportunity to immerse yourself in the local character of the neighborhoods beyond the gastronomic markets. In these colorful events bustling converge bustling roots and tradition with emerging artists, new fashion brands or unique pieces of craftsmanship.
There are all kinds and wandering through their stalls is a Sunday delight. Avid explorers are summoned: these markets emanate all the authenticity and charm of Seville.
1. Thursday on Feria Street

Feria Street, with its picturesque stores and vitality, also reserves for itself one of the most popular street markets in Seville. And is that talking about Thursday in Seville is more a statement of intent than a day of the week. It is celebrated, however, on the date in question and brings together more than a hundred stalls.
What can be found on Thursday? The truth is that almost anything, because among the objects that are piled up along this busy road the passerby will find sunglasses, old toys, busts, paintings, key chains, collectibles, antiques, coins, books…
📍 c/ Feria and Plaza de Montesión
Every Thursday from 09.00 to 14.00 hours, except Holy Thursday.
2. Numismatics market at Plaza del Cabildo

On Avenida de la Constitución an unnoticed passageway leads to one of the (no longer so hidden) jewels of the city. La del Cabildo is a semicircular square that houses the headquarters of philately and numismatics of Seville.
Thus, every Sunday this haven of peace hosts a flea market for lovers of medals, coins and stamps and also for those who simply want to drop by this space in one of its most atmospheric days.
📍Access by Avenida de la Constitución or Febo Street.
Sundays from 10.00 to 14.00 hours .
3. Parque de María Luisa Souk

To dwell on Sundays implies by all means to take to the streets at noon, even if only for a few hours. For example, frequenting one of the iconic terraces or bars that fill the streets after going to some of Seville’s street markets.
The souk in Maria Luisa Park is one of the largest and most popular, although it is only held on the third Sunday of each month. A walk surrounded by greenery that remains in operation from 11:00 in the morning until 15:00 hours.
📍Maria Luisa Park (Don Pelayo Avenue)
Third Sunday of each month .
4. Art Walk
The Association of Painters of Seville and other Arts has been organizing for a good handful of years one of the most lively initiatives in the city. The Paseo de la O, in Triana, celebrates every weekend an appointment with pottery, ceramics or painting next to the Guadalquivir River.
Those who are eager to acquire unique pieces should definitely visit the stalls of the Paseo del Arte, one of the markets that Seville’s residents hold in the highest esteem.
📍Paseo de Nuestra Señora de la O.
Saturdays and Sundays , from 10:00 to 14:00 hours.
5. Mercadillo del Duque
The small stalls of the Duque need no introduction. In front of El Corte Inglés stands this almost daily market that offers jewelry, handicrafts, leather goods and other accessories. A colorful agglomeration for those who are looking to renew belts, wallets, fanny packs or earrings without giving up local shopping.
📍Plaza del Duque de la Victoria
From Wednesday to Saturday from 9:00 to 21:00 hours.
6. Pop-Up Market Torre Sevilla

Torre Sevilla some time ago joined the proliferation of markets in Seville with a proposal that establishes in its main square once a month. This ephemeral street market takes place on the second weekend of the month in question and brings together some twenty fashion, design, painting and handmade jewelry firms, among other offerings.
In addition, it begins to incorporate workshops ranging from the creation of handmade candles, macramé or flamenco fashion accessories next to the mall.
📍Torre Sevilla Shopping Center.
Normally second weekend of each month .
7. Gran Soho Alameda

Another vibrant flea market in the heart of the city happens over the city’s most famous albero colored cobblestones. The Gran Soho Alameda has established itself as one of the most complete open-air craft markets in the city. More than 70 stalls with a wide variety of products make up this event organized by the Andalusian Epilepsy Association, Apex.
📍Alameda de Hércules.
Second Sunday of each month, from 10 :00 to 18:00, except July and August.
8. Art Market

Another of Seville’s great art markets is the art market, which is held every Sunday in the Plaza del Museo. Dozens of artists make a pilgrimage around the statue of Murillo to exhibit and sell their works. A meeting that over the years continues to grow in popularity and atmosphere.
📍Museum Square.
📅 Every Sunday between 10:00 and 14:00 hours.
9. Recoveco Market
Recoveco Market is one of the most established craft markets in Seville. The neighborhood of San Julian celebrates the appearance of this event in two editions, in winter and spring.
Dozens of workshops and artisans bring together their creations of jewelry, ceramics, wrought iron, fashion, decoration, accessories or amazing illustrations, among many other items. The next edition of Recoveco Market is scheduled for December 14 and 15, 21 and 22, 2024.
📍San Julián neighborhood.
📅S pring and winter edition.