Zoco Nazarí, Flea market in Granada, Spain
The Zoco Nazarí is an open-air market in Granada with numerous stalls displaying handmade jewelry, traditional ceramics, textiles, and regional food products. The stalls fill the space around the cathedral area and offer a wide range of locally made items.
The market continues the trading traditions of the Al-Andalus period in Granada, when markets served as centers of commerce between Muslim and Christian merchants. This continuity shows in how the space still functions as a meeting point for sellers and buyers today.
Artisans working at the market use techniques handed down through many generations, especially when making ceramics and metalwork. They display their skills directly at their stalls, letting visitors watch how these items are created.
The market is located near the cathedral and is easy to reach on foot; most vendors accept card payments and speak multiple languages. It helps to arrive early to see the best selection before the space fills up.
Each vendor decorates their own stall with personal touches that incorporate Moorish designs, creating small galleries within the market. This individual style means every visit feels different and shows the creativity of the sellers.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
