Photo of the venue: Mercado de la Feria
Tapas Gastronomic Route at the Mercado de la Feria
The Mercado de la Feria is the oldest food market in the city, in continuous operation since the year 1719. Located next to the Church of Omnium Sanctorum, the building preserves the authenticity of neighborhood commerce combined with an outstanding gastronomic offering of Andalusian and international cuisine.
At the food stalls integrated within the Mercado de la Feria itself, you can taste everything from fried fish, traditional stews, and sea anemones in iconic bars like La Cantina, to red tuna, artisanal empanadas, or gourmet tapas. The food stalls are usually open during the midday from Monday to Saturday.
Entry to the building is Free access, with payment required only for consumption at the bars or terraces. It is an ideal option to experience the daily Sevillian atmosphere away from strictly tourist crowds.
Frequently asked questions
Do you pay admission to enter the Mercado de la Feria?
Access to the food market is completely free.
Can you eat tapas at this market in December?
Yes, the market's gastronomic offerings are available throughout the month of December.
What kind of gastronomic experience does it offer?
It offers a traditional neighborhood market atmosphere with stalls serving fried fish and various tapas.
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