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Food Market - Mercado Calle Feria
The food market in Seville is an excellent opportunity to get fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and seafood and perhaps an interesting place to see for foreigners. It is located next to the Omnium Sanctorum Church in Feria Street. Here you get everything you need for a good dinner. All products are fresh and nicely presented. As many stands are next to each other it is easy to compare quality and prices. A meat stand is offering a great variety of fresh meat such as pork and beef. The stand for the fish is located on a large open space for the purposes of cleaning. Sometimes coming late does not leave you behind but gives you the best prices on not sold products.
Opening times:
Daily until 2 pm
Seville
Alfalfa Animal Market
This market on Sunday mornings sells cats, dogs, parrots, rabbits and all kinds of other animals as well as some pet care supplies. Already early in the morning crowds gather around to check all the cages and baskets. Especially for children this market is terrific as there are so many animals to touch and choose.
Opening times:
Sundays until 2 pm
Seville
Plaza del Cabildo Collectionables Market
This market sells mainly stamps and coins. But there are also other items such as pins, stones, antique watches, military medals or phone cards.
Opening times:
Sundays until 2pm
Seville
Antiques Market - El Jueves
El Jueves, which means Thursay, is located on Calle Feria and is the oldest market in Seville. If you come early you can make some bargains and get some really nice stuff such as books, hats, kitchenware, paintings, fake antiques, agricultural equipment and much more.
Paintings and Art Market
Next to the Museum Bellas Artes you can find paintings, sketches and pieces from local artists. They differ in style and scenes, from abstract to typical Sevillian style.
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