Botija Street Market

Botija Street Market sets up twice a week in Plaza Mayor in Botija, a small village in the Cáceres province of Extremadura. Around 15 stalls run every Wednesday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm. Bring cash, as stalls don't take cards.

What you'll find

The market focuses on clothing, footwear and leather goods, plus locally made handicrafts. There's also a children's play area nearby, handy if you're visiting with kids.

How to get to Botija Street Market

The market sets up at Plaza Mayor, 15, right in the centre of Botija. Botija is a small village, about 30 minutes south of Cáceres, so you'll want a car to get here. Check out other street markets in Botija if you're exploring the area.

Where to stay in Botija

Botija is a small village, so your best bet is to stay in nearby Cáceres, where you'll find a good spread of hotels within easy driving distance. Try City Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options around Old Town if you want to combine the market trip with some sightseeing.

The drive from Cáceres to Botija takes around 30 minutes.

What days is Botija Street Market open?

Botija Street Market runs every Wednesday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm in Plaza Mayor. Stalls start setting up around 8am and most are packed up by early afternoon.

What can you buy at Botija Street Market?

The 15 stalls sell mainly clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts. It's a small, local market so you won't find fresh produce here, but it's worth a stop if you're in the area.

Do I need cash at Botija Street Market?

Yes, Botija Street Market is cash only. Bring what you need for the day, since none of the 15 stalls take cards.