Ten Christmas markets you must visit no matter what happens in Andalusia in 2025

Andalusia It has a series of spaces with these characteristics that are increasingly increasing Most popular It becomes a tourist attraction because what can be found there cannot be found anywhere else. Moreover, the specificity of how these celebrations are celebrated in a place determines the market brand.

The La Rambla area in the capital, Almeria, will be the scene of the Christmas market, which this year includes 77 stalls and nine wooden stalls. There will be handicrafts of all kinds – wood, clay, knitting, crochet, … – and food stalls ranging from pancakes to tarts or nougat.

These positions will be open from December 2nd to January 8th. It is completed with an ice skating rink at Mirador de la Rambla.

The Cádiz Handicraft Fair has been held for twenty years and is the center of Christmas activities in the capital. Craftsmanship is the main thing and has become a reference event at the regional level. It is ideally located in the Cathedral Square and has more than twenty stalls selling handmade products or decorations. This way, all pieces are original. It will be open until January 6.

Cordoba’s central Plaza de las Tendillas hosts a medieval-style Christmas market, although it has a large traditional Christmas tree and a string of lights and garlands typical of the time.

It is organized by the Cave Cultural Association, and thus the traditional Cave figures are the main elements distributed among twenty booths. In addition, you can also find craft and gastronomic products, Christmas sweets, toys…

Open until January 6, 2026.

The Jaén Christmas Market is located from the end of Roldán y Marín Street until you enter the Plaza de la Constitución, one of the nerve centers of the Jaén capital. It has a diverse offer that combines entertainment, culture and gastronomy. Trade and craft stalls displaying Christmas products, decorations and gifts; And children’s activities so that the little ones can experience the magic of these dates; Musical and entertainment performances at various times; Typical Christmas cuisine with traditional sweets, drinks and flavours; And entertainment and cultural proposals that will revitalize the center for more than a month.

The Nasrid capital holds two Christmas markets of great importance. The most famous of them is located on the Pep Rambla, a historic square. In about thirty stalls you can find products and items dedicated to the traditional nativity scene, which is why it is also known as Granada’s Nativity Scene Market, although the offer also includes Christmas goods, handicrafts, sweets, Christmas decorations, etc.

Puerta Real’s other Christmas market is located in Plaza Fuente de las Batallas, near the cathedral. Manufactured items dominate in this, from those related to nativity scenes to any type of gift without forgetting traditional gastronomic products.

It remains open from December 1, 2025 to January 6, 2026.

The capital of Malaga has wonderful central lighting, especially on Larios Street, one of the symbols of the national festivals that receives more visitors every year.

It also has one of the most famous Christmas markets in Andalusia, set up in Muelle Uno, facing the Mediterranean Sea and close to Malagueta Beach. In 2022, Best European Destinations ranked it among the top 20 markets in Europe.

This Christmas market is very complete due to the variety of what it has to offer and becomes the perfect place to buy Christmas gifts. Handmade products, toys, decorations, and Christmas figurines… are concentrated in this space. In addition, a snow village and winter games for little ones are usually also installed next to it. It will be open from November 29, 2025 to January 5, 2026.

On the other hand, the market in Benalmadena is one of the most popular Christmas markets held outside the provincial capitals. It is located exactly in Arroyo de la Miel and has stalls of all kinds and an extensive program of children’s activities for the whole family to enjoy.

The wooden stalls are located on Avenida de la Constitución, in front of the House of Culture, where you can find all kinds of original and handmade gifts and of course Christmas decorations, figures and nativity scene supplies. The Christmas market begins with lighting, parade and the opening of the children’s park. It is open from December 1, 2025 to January 7, 2026.

The Huelva Christmas Market will be installed in Plaza de las Monjas and is open until January 5. In total, there are 20 wooden stalls, of which 18 will be dedicated to the sale of products typical of the season – from decoration to Christmas food or craft items – the other two will be reserved for the house of Santa Claus and the so-called Estafeta Real, where the little ones will be able to deliver their letters.

Christmas in Seville brings together thousands of people every day in the center of the capital, Seville, and one of the reasons is Seville’s traditional Christmas markets.

One of them is the Feria del Belén, which has been held for three decades. The tradition of the Grotto of the Nativity in the capital, Seville, is deeply rooted and for this reason there is also a Way of the Nativity Grotto. In this market you can find all kinds of pieces for your nativity assembly, in different shapes, sizes and styles. It is located between the cathedral and the Archives of the Indies and is open until December 23.

About 80 stands are set up in Christina Gardens, in wooden stalls where all kinds of handicrafts are sold, whether leather, wood, ceramics, soaps, perfumes or clothes from local, national and international artisans. This is open from December 5, 2025 to January 5, 2026.