Street Markets in Campo de Criptana

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Street markets in Campo de Criptana operate twice weekly, offering local shoppers and visitors affordable open-air shopping year-round. The Tuesday Weekly Market serves the community with clothing, footwear and handicrafts, while the Medieval Market runs Friday through Sunday with a distinctive atmosphere that reflects the town's historical character. See all markets in Campo de Criptana or browse the wider Ciudad Real province.

All Street Markets in Campo de Criptana

Campo de Criptana Medieval Market

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Runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza Mayor. A medieval-themed market offering handicrafts, clothing, textiles and leather goods.

Open now · Every week on Friday, Saturday, Sunday (May–Sep only)

Campo de Criptana Weekly Market

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Runs every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm at the Recinto Ferial with 50 stalls of clothing, textiles and footwear.

Every week on Tuesday

Tips for visiting

Arrive by 9am for the best choice at the Weekly Market's 50 stalls, before the clothing, footwear and handicraft stands start packing away by 2pm.

Where to stay in Campo de Criptana

Centro Histórico puts you right in the heart of things, with easy access to the main square and market days. If you prefer a bit more comfort, Hotel Los Molinos is a well-known option in the area and a solid base for exploring the town and its markets.

Are street markets in Campo de Criptana free to enter?

Yes, both the Weekly Market and the Medieval Market in Campo de Criptana are free to enter. The Weekly Market is the bigger of the two, trading on Tuesdays with around 50 stalls selling clothing, footwear and handicrafts, while the smaller Medieval Market runs Friday through Sunday.

What time do street markets in Campo de Criptana open?

Street markets in Campo de Criptana open at 9am and run until 2pm. The Weekly Market trades on Tuesdays, the town's busiest day for street markets, while the Medieval Market keeps the same five-hour window across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.