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Shopping in Aragon

Aragon Shopping Guide 2026

Shopping Aragon: the markets, districts, and souvenirs that are actually worth suitcase space.

Aragon has 4+ markets and shopping districts covered in this guide, led by Mercado Central de Zaragoza, Mercado de Lanuza and Rastro de Zaragoza (Flea Market). Each entry below includes the practical details — what it costs, when to go, and how to plan around it.

Aragon is a landlocked autonomous community in northeastern Spain stretching from the crest of the Pyrenees in the north to the semi-arid steppes of the Ebro basin in the center and the rugged Iberian System in the south. Its capital Zaragoza holds two-thirds of the regional population and anchors a rich tapestry of Mudéjar Islamic-Gothic architecture recognized by UNESCO. Beyond the city, medieval hilltop villages such as Alquézar and Aínsa overlook river gorges, Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park offers some of Iberia's finest high-altitude scenery, and Cañón del Río Ara draws canyoneers from across Europe.

Best souvenirs

Authentic items worth bringing home.

Souvenir

Jamón de Teruel DOP: available vacuum-packed at El Corte Inglés or Jamones Arturo (Calle Gargallo, 5, Teruel)

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Cariñena / Somontano wines: buy from local bodegas or Casa del Vino de Aragón (Calle Mártires, 14, Zaragoza)

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Truffle products from Sarrión (Teruel): fresh truffles Nov–Feb; year-round preserved oils and butters at Arotz (trufasdelmaestrazgo.com)

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Mudéjar-inspired ceramics: Albarracín and Teruel shops carry hand-painted tiles and tableware

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Borau brand almond turrones: traditional Aragonese nougat from Confitería Fantoba (Calle Don Jaime I, 26, Zaragoza)

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Saffron from La Mancha/Teruel border area: buy from specialist spice shops on Calle Alfonso I

Traditional markets

Where locals shop and travellers find treasures.

Market

Mercado Central de Zaragoza

Fresh produce, Aragonese charcuterie, Teruel ham, olives, cheeses, local vegetables including borraja

Where: Zaragoza, Casco Histórico

Hours: Mon–Sat 07:00–15:00; closed Sun

Market

Mercado de Lanuza

Neighborhood market; fresh fish, meat, fruit

Where: Zaragoza

Hours: Mon–Fri 08:00–14:00 and 17:00–20:00; Sat 08:00–14:00

Market

Rastro de Zaragoza (Flea Market)

Second-hand goods, antiques, collectibles; free to browse

Where: Zaragoza

Hours: Sun 09:00–14:00

Market

Mercado de Productores de Aragón

Direct-from-producer olive oils, wines, honey, saffron, vegetables, artisanal cheeses

Where: Zaragoza (varies)

Hours: Monthly Saturday market 10:00–15:00