Albarracín Weekly Market

Albarracín Weekly Market sets up every Wednesday morning in the heart of Albarracín, a medieval town in Teruel province. The market runs from 9am to 2pm on Calle San Antonio, selling fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, and prepared foods.

What you'll find at Albarracín Weekly Market

The market focuses on fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables from local growers. You'll also find clothing and textiles, plus prepared food stalls for something ready to eat.

How to get to Albarracín Weekly Market

Albarracín Weekly Market sets up on Calle San Antonio, in central Albarracín. Browse other street markets in Albarracín, or see every market listed for Teruel province.

Where to stay in Albarracin

Albarracín is small enough that staying inside the old walled centre puts you within walking distance of the market. The Casco Histórico has several small hotels and rural guesthouses tucked along its narrow stone streets.

For more comfort, Casa de Santiago is a well-regarded option inside the historic quarter. Rooms fill up fast in summer, so book ahead.

What day is Albarracín Weekly Market?

Albarracín Weekly Market runs every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm on Calle San Antonio, in central Albarracín. It's a weekly fixture rather than a one-off event, with local producers and traders setting up fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, and prepared food stalls each week until they pack away at 2pm.

Is Albarracín Weekly Market open on Saturdays?

No, Albarracín Weekly Market only opens on Wednesdays. There's no Saturday sitting or any other weekday session, so a visit timed for a Saturday in Albarracín's old town won't catch the stalls on Calle San Antonio, only the following Wednesday will.