Discover 11 verified christmas markets in Sevilla and nearby areas.
Christmas park at Seville's iconic Setas
Setalandia transforms Seville's iconic Setas into a magical Christmas wonderland. This festive park offers a delightful mix of thrilling attractions, a charming market brimming with unique gifts, and captivating animations. It's the perfect destination to immerse yourself in the holiday...
50 artisan workshops showcasing Sevillian craftsmanship
Experience the magic of the 26th Creative Craftsmanship Christmas Fair of Seville, a vibrant holiday market showcasing the finest artisanal creations. Browse unique handmade gifts, decorative items, and more from 50 talented workshops. Discover the blend of tradition and innovation...
Six weeks of festive Christmas activities and local market
Coria del Río invites you to a magical holiday season with six weeks of festive activities. Discover a vibrant Christmas market, enchanting light displays, and a special 'Magical Hotel' where Santa Claus awaits. Experience traditional celebrations, including visits from the...
City-wide Christmas celebration with festive decorations
Dos Hermanas comes alive with festive cheer during its annual Christmas celebration. From late November through early January, the city center is adorned with beautiful decorations, creating a magical atmosphere for residents and visitors. Explore the various events and activities...
Over 40 artisan stalls and local gastronomy.
Discover the magic of the Mercado Navideño de Los Palacios y Villafranca, a beloved annual tradition in Seville. This vibrant market features over 40 stalls brimming with local crafts, artisanal products, and delicious Andalusian gastronomy. Immerse yourself in a festive...
Handmade convent sweets by cloistered nuns.
Indulge in the exquisite taste of traditional Christmas sweets from the Clarisas de Marchena. These artisanal confections, crafted with natural ingredients by cloistered nuns, offer a delightful culinary experience. From delicate almond cookies to rich chocolate treats, each bite embodies...
Traditional nativity scene handicraft market
Experience the charm of Sanlúcar de Barrameda's traditional Christmas Handicraft Market, hosted by the Belenistas Association. For the sixteenth year, they offer a delightful selection of handcrafted figures, animals, plants, and traditional elements perfect for creating a nativity scene. Each...
Local commerce promotion market
Experience the festive spirit at the Sanlúcar de Barrameda Christmas Market, a vibrant initiative supporting local commerce. Held on weekends throughout December and into early January, this market brings businesses out into the city's commercial zones. Discover unique gifts and...
Traditional zambombas and a unique Christmas spirit.
Jerez de la Frontera comes alive with a unique Christmas spirit, offering a festive season filled with tradition and cheer. Visitors can experience the renowned zambombas, explore a vibrant Christmas market, and marvel at spectacular light displays. The city's rich...
Over 100 artisan vendors in a central plaza
Experience the magic of the Huelva Christmas Artisan Market in Plaza de las Monjas. This vibrant event brings together over 100 local artisans, offering a delightful array of handmade crafts, unique gifts, and festive decorations. Immerse yourself in the holiday...
Shop local, win prizes in a community raffle.
Discover the 'Navidad Festiva' event in Posadas, where supporting local businesses enters you into a special raffle. Make purchases over €15 before January 7th at participating shops to be eligible for prizes. Winners are announced and can claim their gift...
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Open Map →Walk the outer loop first to spot anchor vendors, then zig-zag inner rows. Eat early, save fragile buys for last, and exit via a side aisle to avoid crowd knots.
Foldable tote, water, light gloves, portable charger, and a small box with tissue for fragile buys. Keep receipts/cards together for later reference.
Layer up, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a compact poncho. Wind cuts through tent corners—use interior rows to warm up.