Place: Use the accessible entrance on Calle Darias y Padrón. A long, gentle ramp with handrails leads up to the main entrance under the clock tower. There's a second accessible entrance on Calle José Manuel Guimerá. The front steps are for walking visitors only. Inside, the courtyard and walkways are flat and tiled, with benches along the way. Lifts connect the floors. The aisles get tight at busy times, especially at weekends, so try to go early on a weekday.
Parking: There's an accessible parking bay on the street, right in front of the Calle Darias y Padrón exit at the bottom of the ramp. Drop-off is safest at the ramp or at the taxi rank next to the entrance, which leads straight onto a pedestrian crossing. The surrounding streets are one-way, so keep your stop short. The market's own car park has no accessible bays, but its entrance into the market is fully accessible. Gentle ramps lead straight to the lower floor (Planta Baja), where the toilets and lifts are.
Peeing: The accessible toilets are on the lower floor (Planta Baja). Reach them by lift from inside the market, past the small plaza between the butcher stalls, or by the outdoor lift from Plaza Santa Cruz de la Sierra. If you arrive through the car park, you're already on that floor.
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