Montijo Craft and Antiques Market

Montijo Craft and Antiques Market sets up every Saturday morning in Montijo, a town in Badajoz province, Extremadura. The market runs from 9am to 2pm and specializes in handicrafts and antiques. You'll find a mix of local artisans selling handmade goods alongside vintage dealers offering curated antique pieces.

What you'll find at Montijo Craft and Antiques Market

The market focuses on two main attractions for collectors and gift hunters. Handicrafts from local makers include pottery, textiles, wood items and other handmade goods that reflect regional craftsmanship. The antiques section offers vintage furniture, decorative objects, jewellery and collectibles sourced from across the region.

How to get to Montijo Craft and Antiques Market

The market sets up on Avenida Emperatriz Eugenia in central Montijo. More details on the official page. For other shopping options, explore street markets in Montijo.

Where to stay in Montijo

Montijo is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the centre, where you'll be within easy walking distance of the market and the main square. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options in Badajoz City Centre if you'd prefer a wider choice of accommodation just a short drive away.

Badajoz, only around 15 kilometres from Montijo, gives you access to more hotels at different price points, making it a practical option if you plan to explore the wider region too.

What day is Montijo Craft and Antiques Market?

Montijo Craft and Antiques Market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm, on Avenida Emperatriz Eugenia in central Montijo. It's a weekly market rather than a monthly or seasonal one, so you can plan a Saturday morning visit without checking for a different date each time. Stalls sell handicrafts and antiques for the full five hours.

Where is Montijo Craft and Antiques Market held?

Montijo Craft and Antiques Market sets up on Avenida Emperatriz Eugenia, in central Montijo, Badajoz province. It's an open-air market, with stalls lining the avenue rather than sitting under cover, so it runs rain or shine. Local artisans sell handicrafts alongside dealers offering antiques and vintage pieces.