Quintanar Street Market

Quintanar Street Market sets up every Wednesday from 7am to 2pm in Quintanar de la Orden, a La Mancha town in Toledo province. Around 30 stalls line Calle San José de Calasanz, selling clothing, footwear, leather goods, and handicrafts. Both cash and cards are accepted.

What you'll find

The market focuses on clothing and textiles, with stalls covering everything from everyday wear to seasonal items. You'll also find footwear, leather goods, and handmade crafts. Check out the other street markets in Quintanar de la Orden if you're in the area on a different day.

How to get to Quintanar Street Market

The market sets up on Calle San José de Calasanz in the centre of Quintanar de la Orden. The town is well connected by road from Toledo and other La Mancha towns, and the market itself is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Quintanar de la Orden

Quintanar de la Orden is a small town, so staying central puts you within easy walking distance of the street market. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, where you can roll out of bed and be at the stalls in minutes.

If you prefer a specific place to book, Hotel Don Quijote is a local option worth checking, and there are also a handful of smaller guesthouses around Calle Cervantes that keep you close to the action without any fuss.

What day is Quintanar Street Market?

Quintanar Street Market sets up every Wednesday from 7am to 2pm in Quintanar de la Orden, Toledo province, with no seasonal closures recorded. Around 30 stalls trade clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts, making Wednesday the only scheduled street market day in the town.

What can you buy at Quintanar Street Market?

Quintanar Street Market's 30 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts, with the focus on clothing rather than fresh food. The market runs each Wednesday from 7am to 2pm and is wheelchair accessible, so you can browse every stall without difficulty.

Does Quintanar Street Market accept card payments?

Yes, Quintanar Street Market accepts both cash and card payments, which is less common at Spanish street markets. Stallholders still deal mostly in cash for smaller purchases, so it's worth carrying some alongside a card when you visit on a Wednesday morning.