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Mercado Municipal del Marrubial Córdoba

Est. 1963Updated Jan 2026
Mercado Municipal del Marrubial Córdoba

At a Glance

Best Time

8-11am

Speciality

Fresh meat

Price Level

€€

Local Tip

Catch it while you can - This 1963 market may relocate to a new purpose-built complex at the former Military Pharmacy of Lepanto. Visit now for the authentic original, or later for a modern facility with 300-space car park.

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Opening Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday(Today)8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
SundayClosed

What You'll Find

Highlights

Operating since 1963Levante district fixtureFamily-run stalls for generationsPlanned Lepanto relocation
Fresh Meat
Seafood
Fresh Produce
Fruit
Vegetables
Grocery Items

Levante's Neighbourhood Heart

Since 1963, the Mercado Municipal del Marrubial has served Córdoba's Levante district, a daily meeting point where vendors know customers by name and trade runs on trust and routine.

Located on Avenida de Jesús Rescatado, this is neighbourhood shopping as it was meant to be: personal, local, and grounded in decades of community relationships.

History

The market's origins trace to the 1950s, when open-air stalls from the San Agustín Market were moved to a newly built indoor space.

As part of a postwar housing complex, it served the city's expanding eastern neighbourhoods.

Through the 1960s and 1970s, Marrubial became more than a market - it was a daily gathering point.

Families have run stalls here for generations, passing down customer relationships alongside the business.

What to Buy

Stalls line both sides of a compact interior passage:

Fish and Seafood

Family-run fishmongers with fresh daily catch.

Meat

Butchers with local meats and custom cuts.

Produce

Fruit and vegetable stands with seasonal offerings.

Grocery

Small counters with pantry essentials.

The Future: Lepanto Project

Córdoba City Council is planning a potential relocation to the former Military Pharmacy of Lepanto:

CurrentProposed
Aging 1963 structureModern 1,000-1,800 m² facility
Limited parking300-space multi-level car park
Compact passagesSpacious stalls with modern facilities
StandaloneIntegrated with Lepanto Sports Center, Antonio Gala Library, Health Center

The goal: preserve the market's social role while providing infrastructure for the next 60 years.

Do's

  • Visit while in the original 1963 building
  • Chat with the vendors - they know their customers by name
  • Ask about the relocation plans
  • Arrive early for best selection

Don'ts

  • Expect modern facilities - the charm is in the history
  • Miss the fishmongers - family-run for decades
  • Block the narrow passages during busy times

Getting There

The market is on Avenida de Jesús Rescatado in the Levante district:

  • Location: Eastern Córdoba, Levante neighbourhood
  • Parking: Street parking (future facility will have 300 spaces)
  • Nearby: Lepanto Sports Center, Antonio Gala Library

For more options, see our Córdoba markets guide.

Location & Map

Av. de Jesús Rescatado, Levante, Córdoba, 14007, Cordoba

Frequently Asked Questions

Monday to Saturday 8am to 2pm. Closed Sundays.

Córdoba City Council is studying a relocation to the former Military Pharmacy of Lepanto, which would provide a modern 1,000-1,800 m² facility with 300 parking spaces. No confirmed date yet.

It's been serving the Levante district since 1963, with family-run stalls passed down through generations. Vendors know customers by name, and the trade runs on trust and routine built over decades.

Levante is in eastern Córdoba, near the Lepanto Sports Center and Antonio Gala Central Library. The Marrubial market serves this well-populated residential neighbourhood.

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