Ecomercado de Granada
At a Glance
Day
Saturday
Vendors
40+ stalls
Speciality
Organic produce
Price Level
€€
Local Tip
Sponsor an olive tree - The Lucio Olive Tree Project at the market helps protect one of Andalusia's oldest olive varieties from extinction. Ask about tree sponsorship to support living heritage.
Video Tour of Ecomercado de Granada
Where to Stay in Granada
Find the best hotels near the market. We recommend staying in the city center for easy access.
Find HotelsWhen to Visit
Day
Saturday
Frequency
monthly
Opens
10:00
Closes
15:00
What You'll Find
Highlights
Agroecology in Action
Twice monthly, 40 organic producers gather along the Genil River banks.
The Ecomercado de Granada is more than a farmers market, it's a network reimagining how a city connects with its land.
Seasonal vegetables, homemade bread, Sierra Nevada cheese, and handwritten labels showing farm names, villages, and soil types.
First Saturday: Palacio de Congresos esplanade Third Saturday: Avenida Luis Miranda Dávalos (near bus station)
History
The Ecomercado grew from Valle y Vega, a cooperative that created the Granada Agroecological Network.
What began connecting small organic farms with city residents has evolved into a movement linking regions from the Alpujarras to the Costa Tropical.
This is alternative consumption: direct trade based on trust, transparency, and shared environmental values.
What to Find
Fresh Produce
- Leafy greens from the Vega de Granada
- Seasonal vegetables and fruit
- All certified organic or regenerative
Artisan Products
- Sierra Nevada artisan cheeses
- Organic carob sweets from Caroubé
- Homemade bread and olive oil
- Honey and herbal remedies
Sustainability
- Natural cosmetics
- Crafts from recycled materials
- Educational games on biodiversity
Beyond Shopping
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Fiare Banca Etica | Ethical banking and social finance talks |
| Paissano Collective | Sustainable water systems, ceramic filters |
| Lucio Olive Tree Project | Sponsor ancient olive varieties |
| Workshops | Tastings, demonstrations, education |
Do's
- Chat with producers about their farms
- Ask about workshops and demonstrations
- Bring reusable bags
- Check which location this weekend
Don'ts
- Expect conventional produce - it's all organic
- Haggle hard - prices reflect fair trade
- Miss the educational programming
Getting There
Two rotating locations:
- 1st Saturday: Palacio de Congresos esplanade
- 3rd Saturday: Avenida Luis Miranda Dávalos (near bus station)
For more options, see our Granada markets guide.
Location & Map
Av. Luis Miranda Dávalos, Beiro, 18014 Granada, Granada
Frequently Asked Questions
First and third Saturday of every month, 10am to 3pm. Two locations: Palacio de Congresos (1st Saturday) and Avenida Luis Miranda Dávalos near the bus station (3rd Saturday).
The cooperative that helped create the Granada Agroecological Network and established the Ecomercado. They connect small organic farms with city residents across the province.
A conservation initiative at the market that protects one of Andalusia's oldest olive varieties from extinction. Visitors can sponsor a tree to support living heritage.
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