Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market

Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market sets up every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm between May and September, in Plaza del Pueblo and the surrounding area near the Basílica in Colmenar Viejo. This weekend market brings together stalls selling handmade goods, traditional clothing and textiles, leather products and prepared foods. The medieval theme creates a distinctive atmosphere for shopping and browsing local craftsmanship.

What you'll find at Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market

You'll discover a range of handicrafts and artisan goods alongside clothing and textile stalls showcasing traditional and contemporary designs. Leather workers display footwear and accessories, while food vendors offer prepared dishes and local specialities perfect for a quick bite during your visit.

How to get to Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market

The market is located at Plaza del Pueblo and the surrounding area near the Basílica in Colmenar Viejo. For more details on visiting, check the official page. You can explore other markets in Colmenar Viejo and street markets in the area.

Where to stay in Colmenar Viejo

Colmenar Viejo is a small town, so staying close to the historic centre puts you right on the doorstep of the medieval market. Try Town Centre for easy walking access to the market streets and the main square.

If you prefer more options or a bit more comfort, Madrid is only around 30 kilometres away and well connected by commuter rail. Staying in the north of the capital, near Plaza de Castilla, gives you a short journey into Colmenar while keeping a full range of accommodation within reach.

What day is Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market?

Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market runs on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 9am to 2pm, between May and September. The medieval-themed stalls fill Plaza del Pueblo and the area around the Basílica on all three days, so there's no need to time a visit to just one day of the weekend.

What months does Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market run?

Colmenar Viejo Medieval Market runs from May to September, setting up every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza del Pueblo and the streets around the Basílica. Outside those five months, the square returns to its usual quiet and the medieval stalls selling handicrafts, clothing and leather goods pack away until the following spring.