Cudillero Street Market

Cudillero Street Market sets up every Thursday from 9am to 2pm at Plaza San Pedro, in the historic centre of Cudillero. It is a seasonal market rather than a year-round one, running through the warmer months in one of Asturias' most photographed fishing villages. Stalls sell clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts, and traders take cash only. Browse the town's other street markets if you are here on a different day.

What you'll find at Cudillero Street Market

Three kinds of stall trade here: clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts. The emphasis is on practical everyday goods rather than tourist souvenirs, which is what draws people in from the villages around Cudillero. The whole market is open-air on the square, so Asturian weather makes a real difference to how much of it turns up on the day.

How to get to Cudillero Street Market

The market is on Plaza San Pedro in Cudillero's old town, a short walk uphill from the harbour. Cudillero sits on the N-632 coastal road between Avilés and Luarca, with the A-8 motorway exit at Soto del Barco. Parking near the square fills up early on Thursdays in peak season, so leave the car on the outskirts and walk in. The town is one stop among the markets across Asturias.

Where to stay in Cudillero

Cudillero is a small fishing village, so the simplest base is the centre itself, where the market and the harbour are both on foot: try Cudillero Village Centre, or Hotel Casona Selgas for something with more character. For more space and a scenic drive in, Cudillero Coast is worth browsing.

What day is Cudillero Street Market?

Cudillero Street Market runs every Thursday from 9am to 2pm on Plaza San Pedro. It is a seasonal market rather than a year-round one, trading through the warmer months, so a Thursday in midwinter is not a safe bet without checking locally before you set off.

What can you buy at Cudillero Street Market?

Cudillero Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts. The stalls lean towards practical everyday goods rather than tourist souvenirs, and since payment is cash only, it is worth arriving with euros in small notes before you start working along the clothing rails.

Does Cudillero Street Market take cards?

No, Cudillero Street Market is cash only, so bring euros with you. The stalls set up outdoors on Plaza San Pedro in the old town, up away from the harbour front, and there is no guarantee of a cash machine within easy reach of the square during the Thursday morning trading hours.