Azpeitia Weekly Market

Azpeitia Weekly Market sets up every Tuesday and Friday morning in Plaza del Mercado, and trades from 9am to 2pm on both days. It is the town's weekly produce market, and one of all markets in Azpeitia listed alongside the town's other street markets.

What you'll find at Azpeitia Weekly Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables from local farms and baserritarras, the traditional Basque farmsteads, take up most of the stalls, alongside certified organic products. Prepared foods are sold here too. Everything trades in the open air, with no indoor hall to shelter in.

How to get to Azpeitia Weekly Market

Plaza del Mercado sits in central Azpeitia and is walkable from anywhere in the town. The producers' association lists the Tuesday and Friday market on its official page. For markets further afield, see the province page.

Where to stay in Azpeitia

Azpeitia is a small town, so staying central keeps the market a short walk away. The Town Centre puts you within easy reach of Plaza del Mercado and the main sights, including the Sanctuary of Loyola just down the road. For somewhere quieter, check availability at Loiola.

What day is Azpeitia Weekly Market?

Azpeitia Weekly Market runs on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 9am to 2pm on both days, in Plaza del Mercado. It trades every week with no seasonal break, so the same two mornings apply all year. It packs away at 2pm, so there is nothing to see in the square by the afternoon.

What can you buy at Azpeitia Weekly Market?

Azpeitia Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, certified organic products and prepared foods, brought in by local growers and baserritarras. Seasonal produce is the bulk of it, which is why the stalls change through the year. Everything is sold outdoors in Plaza del Mercado between 9am and 2pm.

Do you need cash at Azpeitia Weekly Market?

Azpeitia Weekly Market has no card payment listed at its stalls, so carry cash. It is an open-air market of individual traders in Plaza del Mercado rather than a single shop with one till, and card acceptance varies from one stall to the next. Small notes and coins are the safest thing to arrive with.