Markets in the Province of Soria
Castile and León, Spain · 20 markets across 11 cities
Soria province has 20 markets spread across 11 towns, and 19 of them are street markets. The single exception is a municipal market, which means market shopping here almost always happens outdoors on a set morning rather than in a hall you can walk into on any weekday.
Saturday is the busiest market day in Soria, with 9 of the 20 markets trading. Wednesday is next at five. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday run two apiece, and Monday only one, so a Monday in the province leaves you a single option. Three markets have no confirmed day on record, so 17 of the 20 have a day you can plan around; for the other three, check the market's own page before setting off.
Opening hours are consistent across the province, with 9am to 2pm the most common pattern by a distance. A market morning here is a morning in the literal sense, and stalls are packing up by early afternoon, so plan an early start rather than fitting one in after lunch.
Cities with Markets
All Markets in Soria
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Berlanga de Duero Crafts Fair
FeaturedRuns every Sunday from 9am to 2pm. A handicrafts fair showcasing local artisans in Berlanga de Duero, Soria.
Every week on Sunday
Berlanga de Duero Food Market
A municipal market in Berlanga de Duero serving the local community with fresh produce, meat, and regional specialties. Open daily except Sunday from 8am to 8:55pm with wheelchair access.
Open now · Every week on Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, WednesdayBerlanga de Duero Medieval Market
FeaturedRuns every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm. A 40-stall medieval market set up across Plaza Mayor and Plaza del Mercado, featuring traditional handicrafts and artisan goods.
Every week on Saturday, Sunday (May–Sep only)Berlanga de Duero Weekly Market
FeaturedRuns every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza Mayor. A small outdoor market with 15 stalls.
Every week on WednesdayC
Covaleda Sausage Fair
FeaturedCovaleda's signature celebration of artisanal sausage-making, featuring traditional chorizo, prepared foods, and local crafts.
Schedule not availableCovaleda Weekly Market
FeaturedRuns every Friday from 9am to 2pm in Covaleda. A small weekly market with fresh produce and textiles.
Open now · Every week on FridayE
Easter Craft and Second-Hand Market
FeaturedRuns every Saturday from 9am to 2pm in Duruelo de la Sierra. Local craft and second-hand market with 15 stalls.
Every week on Saturday (Mar–Apr only)
El Burgo de Osma Weekly Market
Saturday street market with 13 stalls on Avenida de la Constitución in El Burgo de Osma, 8am to 2pm. Fresh produce, clothing, handicrafts and prepared foods, cash only.
Every week on SaturdayEl Burgo de Osma Weekly Market
FeaturedRuns every Saturday from 9am to 2pm on Avenida de la Constitución. Local market selling fresh produce, clothing, cheese, bread and more.
Every week on SaturdayEl Burgo Street Market
Weekly Wednesday market with around 15 stalls selling fresh produce, clothing and flowers in El Burgo, Málaga.
Every week on WednesdayÓ
Ólvega Christmas Market
FeaturedÓlvega's Christmas Market sets up at the Centro Social with handmade crafts and festive food. A seasonal market celebrating the holiday season.
Schedule not availableÓlvega Second-Hand Market
FeaturedRuns every Saturday from 10am to 2pm. This outdoor second-hand market offers clothing, general goods, and fresh produce at Plaza Emiliano Revilla.
Every week on SaturdayS
San Leonardo de Yagüe Weekly Market
FeaturedRuns every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm in San Leonardo de Yagüe. This weekly outdoor market offers fresh produce, clothing and general goods.
Every week on WednesdaySoria Weekly Market
FeaturedRuns every Thursday from 9am to 2pm across Plaza de las Concepciones and surrounding streets in central Soria.
Every week on ThursdayWhich towns have the most markets
Berlanga de Duero has four markets, more than the provincial capital: Soria itself has three. Covaleda, Duruelo de la Sierra and Ólvega have two each, and El Burgo de Osma-Ciudad de Osma has two, with a third listed separately under the shorter name El Burgo de Osma. Agreda, Almazan, Golmayo and San Leonardo de Yagüe have one each.
Nine of the 11 towns hold only one or two markets, so trade is spread thinly rather than concentrated in the capital. The town listings name each place, and each market's own page carries its day, hours and location.
Planning a market trip around Soria
If you have one free morning, make it a Saturday, when nearly half the province's markets are trading. Midweek is thinner but not empty: Wednesday's five markets are the only real alternative, and Monday, with one, is the day to plan something else. If your trip takes in more of the region, the Castile and León region page covers the neighbouring provinces.
What day are the markets in Soria?
Saturday is the busiest market day in Soria province, with 9 of its 20 markets trading, against five on Wednesday and two each on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Monday has one. Three of the province's markets have no confirmed day on record, so check those on their own pages.
What time do markets in Soria open?
Markets in Soria province commonly open at 9am and close at 2pm, the commonest pattern across its 20 markets. That makes a market visit a morning fixture: stalls are packing up by early afternoon, so an early start beats fitting one in after lunch.
Which town in Soria has the most markets?
Berlanga de Duero has the most markets in Soria province, with four, ahead of the provincial capital Soria on three. Covaleda, Duruelo de la Sierra, Ólvega and El Burgo de Osma-Ciudad de Osma have two each, and the remaining towns one apiece, so trade is spread thinly across the province.
Are there markets in Soria on a Sunday?
Yes, two of Soria province's 20 markets trade on a Sunday, the same number as on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. That is well short of Saturday's nine, so a Sunday visit is worth checking against the town listings rather than assuming the nearest market is open.
How many markets are there in Soria province?
Soria province has 20 markets across 11 towns, 19 of them street markets and one a municipal market. Saturday is the busiest trading day, with nine of the 20 markets open, and three have no confirmed day, so check those on their own pages.
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