Caspe Weekly Market

Caspe Weekly Market sets up every Saturday morning at the Municipal Parking lot in Caspe, Zaragoza. With 30 stalls, this straightforward neighbourhood market focuses on essentials rather than tourist appeal. You'll find fresh fruit and vegetables from local growers, fresh bread and bakery items, clothing and footwear, flowers and plants, plus some prepared foods.

What you'll find at Caspe Weekly Market

The market concentrates on produce and everyday goods. Fresh fruit and vegetable stalls dominate the early hours, with growers selling seasonal crops. Alongside these you'll find local bread and bakery sellers, clothing and textiles vendors, and florists with cut flowers and potted plants. Footwear and leather goods stalls round out the range, making it a practical stop for weekly shopping rather than specialist hunting.

How to get to Caspe Weekly Market

The market runs at Parking Municipal on Avenida Joaquín Costa in central Caspe. For other options, see our guide to street markets in Caspe.

Where to stay in Caspe

Caspe is a small town, so your best bet is to stay centrally, close to the old quarter, where you can walk to the weekly market without any fuss. Town Centre puts you right in the heart of things, with local bars and restaurants nearby for when the shopping is done.

If you prefer something with a bit more comfort, the Hotel Latorre is a solid choice and well placed for exploring the town on market day.

What day is Caspe Weekly Market?

Caspe Weekly Market runs every Saturday from 8:30am to 2pm at the Municipal Parking lot in central Caspe. Around 30 stalls set up for the morning, selling fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, clothing, footwear and flowers. It's a fixed weekly slot, with no seasonal break, so the schedule holds throughout the year.

Where is Caspe Weekly Market held?

Caspe Weekly Market sets up at the Municipal Parking lot on Avenida Joaquín Costa, in central Caspe, Zaragoza. The site holds around 30 stalls each Saturday morning, selling fresh produce, bread, clothing and flowers. It's an easy walk from the town's old quarter, making it simple to combine with a look around Caspe itself.