Chinchón Medieval Market

Chinchón Medieval Market sets up in the Plaza Mayor, the heart of Chinchón, every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm, running from May to September. Artisans and food producers sell handicrafts, fresh bread and prepared foods in one of Madrid province's most distinctive plazas.

What you'll find at Chinchón Medieval Market

You'll find local craftspeople selling handmade goods alongside bakers offering fresh bread and pastries. The market also features prepared foods, making it easy to pick up something to eat while you browse.

How to get to Chinchón Medieval Market

The market sets up in Plaza Mayor, 28370 Chinchón, Madrid, the town's central square. For more street markets in Chinchón, check the full listing. More details on the official page.

Where to stay in Chinchón

Chinchón is a small town, so staying central puts you right in the action. The Town Centre keeps you a short walk from the Plaza Mayor, where the medieval market takes shape. For a more characterful stay, the Parador de Chinchón is a converted 17th-century convent right in the heart of town and a great base for the whole visit.

If the Parador is outside your budget, smaller guesthouses and rural hotels around Plaza Mayor offer good value in the same convenient spot.

What day is Chinchón Medieval Market?

Chinchón Medieval Market runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm in the town's Plaza Mayor, selling handicrafts, fresh bread and prepared foods. It only trades from May to September, so it's closed for the rest of the year.

What's for sale at Chinchón Medieval Market?

Chinchón Medieval Market sells handicrafts, fresh bread and other baked goods, and prepared foods you can eat as you browse. The stalls set up in Chinchón's Plaza Mayor every Friday, Saturday and Sunday between May and September, in the heart of town.