Markets in Cuenca

Cuenca's old town is the best base if you want to be close to the markets and the city's famous hanging houses. Try the Parador de Cuenca for something special, or Hotel Leonor de Aquitania for a comfortable stay with great views of the gorge.

If you prefer something more central and walkable, look for options around Casco Antiguo, where you can reach most of the city's markets and sights on foot.

The Cuenca Street Market runs every Tuesday on Pasaje Antonio Maura, from 8am to 2pm. Its 25 outdoor stalls cover fresh produce including fruit, vegetables, nuts, dried fruits, and spices, alongside clothing and household goods. The location in the new town is easy to reach on foot and the market is wheelchair accessible. For visitor information about the surrounding area, the Cuenca tourism office covers the old town, the Júcar gorge, and local transport options.

If you want to explore further, the Cuenca province has additional weekly mercadillos in smaller towns across the region.

Cuenca's street market runs every Tuesday morning, from 8am to 2pm, on Pasaje Antonio Maura in the new town. It is the city's only regular market, so Tuesday is the one day to plan around. Its 25 stalls sell fruit, vegetables, nuts, dried fruits, and spices and herbs.

Cuenca has one market listed here, the weekly street market on Pasaje Antonio Maura, where 25 stalls trade every Tuesday from 8am to 2pm. It is a street market rather than a covered food hall, and the produce on sale covers fresh fruit, vegetables, nuts, dried fruits, and spices and herbs.

The closest thing to a farmers market in Cuenca is the Tuesday street market on Pasaje Antonio Maura, where fresh fruit, vegetables, nuts and dried fruits are sold from 8am to 2pm. Its 25 stalls also carry spices and herbs, clothing and household goods, so produce shares the pitch with general trade.

Cuenca's street market sets up on Pasaje Antonio Maura, in the newer part of the city below the old town, and the site is wheelchair accessible. All 25 stalls trade outdoors, from 8am to 2pm on Tuesdays, within an easy walk of the new town's main streets.

No, Cuenca's only regular market trades on Tuesdays, from 8am to 2pm on Pasaje Antonio Maura, so there is nothing running in the city itself at the weekend. For a Saturday or Sunday market you'll need to look further across Cuenca province, where other towns run their own weekly mercadillos.