Sestao Medieval Market

Sestao Medieval Market is an outdoor craft fair in Sestao, one of the street markets in Sestao. It runs weekly through the summer season, from May to September, with around 70 stalls selling handicrafts and antiques.

What you'll find at Sestao Medieval Market

Stalls concentrate on handmade crafts, from woodwork and metalwork to ceramics and textiles, alongside antiques and vintage pieces. It's a market for browsing collectables rather than food shopping.

How to get to Sestao Medieval Market

Sestao sits in Biscay, in Spain's Basque Country, close to Bilbao. The official event page carries the latest dates.

Where to stay in Sestao

Sestao is a small industrial town, so your best bet is to stay in nearby Bilbao, which is just a short metro ride away. Try Casco Viejo for a central base close to bars and restaurants, or Abando if you prefer something a little more modern and convenient for transport links.

If you'd rather stay closer to the market itself, there are a handful of straightforward options in Sestao town centre that will put you within easy walking distance of the action.

What day is Sestao Medieval Market?

Sestao Medieval Market runs weekly during its summer season, from May to September, but the exact day changes from year to year rather than following a fixed weekly slot. Check the official event page to confirm this year's date before travelling.

How many stalls does Sestao Medieval Market have?

Sestao Medieval Market has around 70 stalls, mostly selling handicrafts and antiques from local and regional traders. It sets up outdoors during the market's May to September season, rather than running as a year-round fixture.