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Mercadillo de La Chana Granada

Wednesday • 09:00 - 14:00Updated Jan 2026
Mercadillo de La Chana Granada

At a Glance

Day

Wednesday

Vendors

90+ stalls

Speciality

Clothing

Price Level

€€

Parking

Nearby

Local Tip

Bargain racks from €1 - The clothing stalls are famous for clearance items starting at €1-2. Arrive early and dig through the piles with patience - locals find quality pieces regularly.

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When to Visit

Day

Wednesday

Frequency

weekly

Opens

09:00

Closes

14:00

What You'll Find

Highlights

90 stallsWednesday neighbourhood marketVega farmland produce€1-2 bargain racks
Clothing
Footwear
Handbags
Textiles
Household Goods
Kitchenware
Fresh Produce
Fruit
Vegetables
Olives
Nuts
Spices

For more options, see our Granada markets guide.

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Wednesday in La Chana

Every Wednesday, 90 stalls line the wide boulevard of Paseo Rector Antonio Gallego Morell, turning northwest Granada into a hive of neighbourhood activity.

Tree-shaded walkways, open-air layout, and vendors who know shoppers by name.

Not a tourist market, a midweek gathering where La Chana's residents shop, talk, and keep community spirit alive.

History

La Chana has always been one of Granada's most self-contained districts.

The Wednesday market began as a local alternative to city-centre rastros and has grown into a neighbourhood fixture.

While larger markets draw provincial crowds, Mercadillo de La Chana stays proudly local.

What to Find

Clothing & Textiles

The market's strength:

  • €1-2 bargain racks - clearance and end-of-season
  • Footwear and handbags
  • Curtains, sheets, basic household textiles

Fresh Produce

From the Vega farmlands:

  • Apples, citrus, seasonal vegetables
  • Olives, nuts, and spices
  • Competitive prices, direct from growers

Household

  • Basic kitchenware
  • Practical household items

Why Visit

FeatureDetails
DayEvery Wednesday 9am-2pm
Size90 stalls
LayoutSpacious, tree-lined, linear
CharacterNeighbourhood-focused
PricesBargain racks from €1

Do's

  • Arrive early for best bargains
  • Check the produce section - Vega quality
  • Dig through €1 racks with patience
  • Bring cash

Don'ts

  • Expect tourist atmosphere
  • Miss the clothing clearance stalls
  • Come late - best items go early

Getting There

The market fills Paseo Rector Antonio Gallego Morell:

  • Location: La Chana district, northwest Granada
  • Layout: Wide boulevard, tree-shaded
  • Parking: Available nearby

Location & Map

P.º Rector Antonio Gallego Morell, Chana, 18015 Granada, Granada

Frequently Asked Questions

Every Wednesday 9am to 2pm on Paseo Rector Antonio Gallego Morell in the La Chana district.

Very affordable. Clothing bargain racks start at €1-2 with clearance and end-of-season items. Produce from Vega farmlands is competitively priced.

It's a genuine neighbourhood market where La Chana residents do their midweek shopping. Authentic and welcoming, but not set up for tourists - which is part of its appeal.

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