Calatayud Weekly Market

Calatayud Weekly Market sets up every Tuesday morning in the heart of this Aragonese town, one of the street markets in Calatayud. Located at Explanada de la Pera on Paseo San Nicolás de Francia, the market runs from 9am to 2pm with 45 stalls of seasonal fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, and clothing and textiles. See all markets in Calatayud for other options nearby.

What you'll find at Calatayud Weekly Market

The market's main focus is fresh produce. Local growers bring their seasonal fruits and vegetables directly to the stalls, so what's available changes throughout the year.

Beyond produce, you'll find butchers offering local meat and poultry, and textile traders selling clothing and fabrics.

How to get to Calatayud Weekly Market

The market is located at Explanada de la Pera on Paseo San Nicolás de Francia in central Calatayud, in Zaragoza province. Browse markets across the province for other towns nearby.

Where to stay in Calatayud

Staying central is your best bet in Calatayud, putting you within easy walking distance of the weekly market and the old town's main sights. The City Centre has a handful of solid options that keep things simple and convenient.

If you want a reliable, comfortable base, Hotel Calatayud is a well-known choice that locals and visitors alike tend to use. It sits close to the action without any fuss, so you can head straight to the market and be back for lunch without any hassle.

What day is Calatayud Weekly Market?

Calatayud Weekly Market runs every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm at Explanada de la Pera on Paseo San Nicolás de Francia. The market is weekly year-round, with no seasonal closures, and sets up with around 45 stalls selling fresh produce, meat and poultry, and clothing.

How many stalls are at Calatayud Weekly Market?

Calatayud Weekly Market has 45 stalls set up along Explanada de la Pera on Paseo San Nicolás de Francia every Tuesday. Traders sell seasonal fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, and clothing and textiles, so it works as a proper weekly shop for the town rather than a tourist stop.