Toro Weekly Market

Toro Weekly Market sets up every Saturday from 9am to 2pm in Toro, a historic town in Zamora province. With 60 stalls spread across Plaza de los Cubos, this is the main street market for locals and visitors seeking everyday essentials. You'll find seasonal produce, clothing, footwear and plants. Bring cash, as most stalls don't take cards.

What you'll find at Toro Weekly Market

The market offers a mix of practical goods and fresh produce. Clothing and footwear vendors display everything from everyday wear to leather goods, while farmers bring fresh vegetables and fruits depending on the season. Flowers and plants are also popular, ideal if you're looking to brighten up your accommodation.

How to get to Toro Weekly Market

Plaza de los Cubos is in the heart of Toro's old town, easy to reach on foot once you're in the historic centre. For other stalls trading in the area, see the street markets in Toro.

Where to stay in Toro

Toro is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in or close to the historic centre, where you can walk to the market and explore the old town at your own pace. Historic Centre puts you right in the thick of things, with the main square and local restaurants on your doorstep.

If you prefer a more comfortable base, Hotel Juan II is a reliable option with good views over the Duero valley and easy access to the market streets. Either way, you won't need a car to get around once you're here.

What day is Toro Weekly Market?

Toro Weekly Market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza de los Cubos, in Toro's old town. Around 60 stalls set up there each week, selling clothing, footwear, fresh fruit and vegetables, and flowers and plants, and the market is outdoors with no listed wet-weather alternative.

Do I need cash at Toro Weekly Market?

Yes, bring cash to Toro Weekly Market. Payment options aren't listed for this market, and like most outdoor street markets in Spain, card machines are the exception rather than the rule among the 60 stalls in Plaza de los Cubos, so cash is the safer bet.