Mercado Lonja del Barranco is a food market in Seville.
Mercado Lonja del Barranco on Calle Arjona in Seville is the 1883 Gustave Eiffel-designed fish-market building beside Puente de Triana, converted in 2014.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The riverside terrace is the best seat at sunset; arrive before 19:30 to find a table on Fridays.
Address: Calle Arjona s/n, 41001 Sevilla, Seville
Mercado de la Encarnacion on Plaza de la Encarnacion in Seville sits beneath the Metropol Parasol mushroom canopy, with 40 stalls of produce.
Tip: Stalls close at 15:00; the upstairs Setas de Sevilla viewpoint is the post-shop view. Free entry to the market floor.
Mercado del Arenal on Calle Pastor y Landero in Seville's El Arenal is the working-day food market with about 35 stalls, including the Veganitessen vegan.
Tip: Stalls close at 15:00 sharp; the back fish row is the best section. Sunday is closed.
Mercado de la Calle Feria in Seville's Macarena is the city's oldest market site from 1719, with the Thursday morning jueves al mercadillo flea-and-food.
Tip: The Thursday jueves al mercadillo on the surrounding street is the local crawl; the indoor stalls run Mon-Sat to 15:00.
Mercado de San Bernardo on Plaza de San Bernardo in Seville is the working-class neighbourhood market east of Santa Cruz, with 28 stalls of working-day.
Tip: Less touristed than Triana; the local Tuesday and Saturday fish rotations are the best section.
Mercado de Triana on Calle San Jorge in Seville's Triana sits on top of the old Castillo de San Jorge inquisition site, with 75 stalls of fresh fish.
Tip: Stalls close at 15:00; the restaurant ring stays open through dinner. The fish counters are best before 11:00 Saturday.
