Aranda de Duero Street Market

Aranda de Duero Street Market sets up on Calle las Francesas every Saturday from 8am to 2pm, one of the weekly markets in Aranda de Duero in the province of Burgos. Around 40 stalls line the street, split between fresh fruit and vegetables and the clothing, flower and handicraft pitches. Unusually for a Spanish street market, you can pay by card or phone as well as in cash.

About Aranda de Duero Street Market

Known locally as the Mercadillo de Aranda de Duero, the market is a weekly event rather than a permanent hall, so Calle las Francesas is an ordinary street the rest of the week. The pitches are wheelchair accessible and there is a children's play area on site, which is not something most street markets offer. It is listed among the street markets in Aranda de Duero.

What you'll find at Aranda de Duero Street Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables are the backbone of the 40 stalls. Alongside them are clothing and textile pitches, flowers and plants, and handicraft stalls, so the market covers a weekly food shop and a browse in the same six hours.

How to get to Aranda de Duero Street Market

The stalls occupy Calle las Francesas in central Aranda de Duero, postcode 09400, within walking distance of most of the town centre. Everything is outdoors and at street level, so there is no hall to find. Nearby towns are covered on the Burgos province page.

Where to stay in Aranda de Duero

Staying centrally puts you within walking distance of Calle las Francesas on a Saturday morning. Try Centro for the most convenient base, Hotel Tudanca Aranda or NH Aranda de Duero.

What day is the market in Aranda de Duero?

Aranda de Duero Street Market runs every Saturday, from 8am to 2pm, on Calle las Francesas. It is a weekly market, so there is no trading on any other day of the week and those six hours on a Saturday morning are the only chance to catch the stalls.

What can you buy at Aranda de Duero Street Market?

Aranda de Duero Street Market's 40 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers and plants, clothing and textiles, and handicrafts. Produce takes up the largest share of the pitches, and the clothing and craft stalls fill out the rest of Calle las Francesas between 8am and 2pm.

Do you need cash at Aranda de Duero Street Market?

No, cash is not the only option at Aranda de Duero Street Market, where stalls accept contactless cards and mobile payments as well as coins and notes. That is unusual for a Spanish street market, though small change is still the quickest way to be served at a busy produce pitch.

Is Aranda de Duero Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Aranda de Duero Street Market is wheelchair accessible. The stalls run along Calle las Francesas at street level, with no steps into a hall, and there is a children's play area on site, which makes the Saturday shop easier with small children in tow.