Street Markets in Aranda de Duero
Burgos, Castile and León · 1 street markets
Street markets in Aranda de Duero means one fixture: the Saturday market on Calle las Francesas, running from 8am to around 2pm. It is the only street market serving this stretch of Burgos province, with around 40 stalls trading clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, fresh fruit and vegetables, and handicrafts.
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Tips for visiting
Go early for the best pick of fresh produce and flowers, since Saturday morning trade builds quickly and the stalls start clearing by early afternoon. Carry cash, as card acceptance varies from one trader to the next. For the full picture of what else trades in town, see all markets in Aranda de Duero, including any municipal market days.
Where to stay in Aranda de Duero
For the Saturday market, staying in the Town Centre puts you within walking distance of Calle las Francesas and a good range of hotels and hostals at reasonable prices. If you want something more comfortable, Hotel Julia is a reliable mid-range option that keeps you close to the action without much fuss.
Are street markets in Aranda de Duero free to enter?
Yes, entry to the street market in Aranda de Duero is free. There is no admission charge to browse or buy from any of the stalls.
What time does the street market in Aranda de Duero open?
The Saturday market in Aranda de Duero opens at 8am and runs until around 2pm, so it is worth going early for the widest choice of produce.
What can you buy at the street market in Aranda de Duero?
The Saturday market in Aranda de Duero sells clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, fresh fruit and vegetables, and handicrafts across its roughly 40 stalls on Calle las Francesas.
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