Coria Municipal Food Market

The market sits in an indoor building on one of Coria's main roads and serves the local community rather than tourists. With 15 stalls, it's compact but well stocked with fresh daily produce, covering between them what you would otherwise split between a greengrocer, a butcher, a fishmonger and a grocery store. The hours are the same on all six trading days, 9am to 2pm, with no afternoon session and nothing on a Sunday. Both cash and card payments are accepted, and the entrance is wheelchair accessible.

For a full list of municipal markets in Coria, this is the town's only permanent one.

The 15 stalls cover all the basics: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread. The produce draws on the agricultural traditions of the Extremadura region and tends to be seasonal and locally sourced.

Coria is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the historic centre, where you'll be within easy walking distance of the market and the impressive cathedral. Try Coria Old Town for a central base with plenty of local character.

If you prefer a specific property, Hotel Turismo Rural La Encantada is a well-regarded option in the area. Wherever you stay, getting around on foot is easy, and you won't need more than a short stroll to reach the market.

The market is at Avenida de Extremadura 20A, Coria. By car, follow signs to the town centre. The avenue is one of the main approach roads into Coria, and the market is walkable from the historic centre.