We Love Granada Market

Design-Driven Craft Fair

At the foot of the Alhambra, along Paseo de los Tristes, Granada's creative spirit finds a home.

16 coordinated artisan stalls gather designers, jewelers, and makers for a celebration of local imagination beneath the Sierra Nevada's outline.

Third weekend monthly, 10am-10pm. Summer nights add special editions with stalls lit under string lights.

History

In 2017, a collective of Granada designers proposed unifying their market's image. The City Council approved coordinated stalls replacing mismatched tents, giving We Love Granada Market its recognizable identity.

The artisans' distinctive van now travels to fairs across Andalusia.

What to Find

Ceramics & Art

• María Salas - Stoneware with Moorish motifs
• Hand-illustrated stationery
• Wood prints and micro-sculptures

Jewelry & Accessories

• Alfonso de la Cruz - Sculptural earrings from recycled metals
• Minimalist designs
• One-of-a-kind pieces

Textiles & Leather

• Soft leather goods
• Natural-dyed scarves
• Hand-bound notebooks

Locations

When	Where
3rd weekend	Paseo de los Tristes
Summer specials	Plaza Nueva, San Nicolás
August nights	Evening editions 7pm-midnight

Getting There

Main location Paseo de los Tristes:

• Setting: Beneath the Alhambra, riverside
• Access: Central Granada, walkable
• Alternative locations: Plaza Nueva, San Nicolás (summer)

For more options, see our Granada markets guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is We Love Granada Market?

Third weekend of every month, 10am to 10pm, usually at Paseo de los Tristes. Summer months add night markets and special dates at Plaza Nueva and San Nicolás.

What kind of products are at We Love Granada Market?

Curated handmade items: ceramics with Moorish motifs, sculptural jewelry from recycled metals, leather goods, natural-dyed textiles, illustrated stationery, and art prints. Most items under €15.

Who are the notable artisans?

María Salas (ceramics with Moorish motifs), Alfonso de la Cruz (sculptural jewelry), plus rotating illustrators, fashion designers, and sculptors showing one-of-a-kind pieces.

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