Markets in Burgos Province

Burgos province has 35 markets across 11 towns. Thirty are street markets that set up in a square or along a stretch of road for a morning, and 5 are municipal markets trading from a fixed hall. If you are working out which day to travel, Saturday is the answer more often than not, with 16 markets trading, ahead of Sunday's 11 and Wednesday's 10.

The city of Burgos accounts for 11 of the province's markets on its own. Miranda de Ebro and Medina de Pomar have 4 each, and Belorado, Salas de los Infantes and Trespaderne 3 apiece. Below that the numbers thin to one or two a town, so a market day in the smaller places is a genuine event rather than a weekly fixture you can drop in on any morning.

Most markets here run 09:00 to 14:00, so this is a morning trip. Thursday is the quietest trading day with 5 markets, Tuesday has 6, and Monday and Friday sit at 8. Four of the 35 have no confirmed trading day in our records, so check the market's own page before building a day around it.

Burgos is one province within Castile and León, and the town listings will take you to the markets in each place.

Which market in Burgos province is closest to me?

Burgos province's 35 markets are grouped by town in the town listings, so start with the town nearest you and work out from there. Each market's own page carries its address and trading days, and 11 of the 35 are in the city of Burgos itself.

What day are most markets on in Burgos?

Saturday is the busiest market day in Burgos province, with 16 of the 35 markets trading. Sunday follows with 11 and Wednesday with 10, while Thursday is the quietest at 5. Monday and Friday each have 8, and Tuesday 6. Most open at 09:00 and close at 14:00.

Are there flea markets in Burgos province?

Burgos province has 30 street markets against 5 municipal halls, so most of what trades here sets up outdoors for a morning. What each one sells is listed on its own market page, and the city of Burgos alone accounts for 11 of the province's 35 markets.