Durango Weekly Market

Durango Weekly Market sets up every Saturday morning in Durango, a historic town in Biscay. It runs from 8:30am to 1:30pm at Escuela de Música, with stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, fish, meat, cheese and bread, plus a small selection of clothing and textiles.

What you'll find at Durango Weekly Market

Fresh produce is the backbone of the market, with stalls piled high with seasonal fruit and vegetables. You'll also find fish and seafood sellers, butchers offering meat and poultry, and specialist cheese and dairy vendors. Bakery stalls round out the offering with fresh bread, alongside a smaller selection of clothing and textiles.

How to get to Durango Weekly Market

The market sets up at Escuela de Música in central Durango. See our guide to street markets in Durango for other options in the town.

Where to stay in Durango

Durango is a compact town, so staying central puts you close to everything. The area around Casco Histórico is your best bet, with the weekly market just a short walk away. For a comfortable base, Hotel Kurutziaga is a reliable option right in town.

If you prefer a bit more choice, Centro has several small hotels and guesthouses that won't stretch the budget and keep you well placed for the market and the rest of the old town.

What day is Durango Weekly Market?

Durango Weekly Market runs every Saturday from 8:30am to 1:30pm at Escuela de Música in central Durango. Stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, fish, meat, cheese and bread each week, alongside a smaller selection of clothing and textiles.

What can you buy at Durango Weekly Market?

Durango Weekly Market sells a broad range of fresh groceries alongside clothing and textiles, spread across the stalls that set up each Saturday at Escuela de Música. What's on offer includes:

• fresh fruit and vegetables
• fish and seafood
• meat and poultry
• cheese and dairy
• bread and bakery
• clothing and textiles