Navalcarnero Medieval Market

Navalcarnero Medieval Market sets up in Navalcarnero, Madrid, running weekly from May to September. Stalls sell handcrafted goods and prepared foods around a 16th-century theme.

What you'll find at Navalcarnero Medieval Market

Stalls cover handicrafts such as woodwork, textiles and decorative pieces made in period styles, alongside prepared foods and refreshments with a medieval twist.

How to get to Navalcarnero Medieval Market

Navalcarnero is a town southwest of Madrid, and the market sets up in the town centre. For other street markets in Navalcarnero, or for the current year's dates, see the market's official page.

Where to stay in Navalcarnero

Navalcarnero is a small town, so your best bet is to stay centrally, close to the Plaza de la Villa where the market sets up. Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of everything, and the town is compact enough that you won't need a car once you're there.

If you'd rather a wider choice of accommodation, Madrid is a short drive away and works well as a base for a day trip.

What day is Navalcarnero Medieval Market?

Navalcarnero Medieval Market runs weekly between May and September, though the exact day changes from year to year and isn't fixed in advance. The official page publishes the current year's dates before the season starts, so check there rather than assuming a fixed weekday.

Is Navalcarnero Medieval Market open all year?

No, Navalcarnero Medieval Market only runs from May to September and is closed the rest of the year. It sets up weekly and outdoors in the town, with stalls selling handicrafts and prepared foods in a 16th-century theme, so plan a visit to Navalcarnero within that window rather than outside it.