Alovera Second-Hand Market

Alovera Second-Hand Market sets up outdoors in Plaza Mayor, the main square of Alovera in Guadalajara province. It runs weekly, but no trading day is confirmed for it, so treat the day as the thing to check before you make the trip. For everything else trading in the town, see its street markets.

What you'll find at Alovera Second-Hand Market

Second-hand goods are what the market is named for, in Spanish Mercadillo de Segunda Mano de Alovera. No stall count and no product categories are confirmed for it, so how many traders turn out and what they bring is worth checking rather than assuming. The market trades in the open air, with no covered hall and no facilities on record.

How to get to Alovera Second-Hand Market

Plaza Mayor is the centre of Alovera, so the market is walkable from anywhere in the town and easy to find once you are there. Alovera sits in Guadalajara province. Check the official town website for the current schedule and for any closures.

Where to stay in Alovera

Alovera is a small town with few beds of its own, so your best bet is Town Centre if you can find something, or Guadalajara City Centre, a short drive away with a much better range of hotels. Corredor del Henares is the other option, with road links that make the run to Plaza Mayor quick.

What day is Alovera Second-Hand Market?

Alovera Second-Hand Market has no confirmed trading day. It is recorded as a weekly market in Plaza Mayor, but which day of the week it sets up is not confirmed, so check the official Alovera website or ask the town hall before you travel rather than turning up on spec.

Do I need cash at Alovera Second-Hand Market?

Yes, bring cash to Alovera Second-Hand Market. No card payment options are recorded for its stalls, and it trades outdoors in Plaza Mayor with no facilities listed, so euros in small notes and coins are the safe assumption. Cash also makes haggling over second-hand prices simpler.

Where is Alovera Second-Hand Market?

Alovera Second-Hand Market sets up in Plaza Mayor, the main square of Alovera, in Guadalajara province in Castile-La Mancha. The square is at the centre of the town, so it is within walking distance of anywhere in Alovera, and the market runs in the open air rather than in a covered hall.