Noia Medieval Fair

Noia Medieval Fair sets up every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm, running from May to September, in the historic centre of Noia, a coastal town in Galicia. The fair specialises in handicrafts and antiques, with stalls spread through the old quarter for handmade goods and vintage finds.

What you'll find at Noia Medieval Fair

You'll find handcrafted goods and antique pieces spread across the historic quarter. Local artisans and dealers sell decorative crafts alongside period pieces, making it a good spot for gift shopping or a one-off find.

How to get to Noia Medieval Fair

The fair runs in the Casco histórico de Noia, the town's old quarter. See the official page for fair-week changes, and browse other street markets in Noia running throughout the year.

Where to stay in Noia

Noia is a small town, so staying in or near the Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the medieval fair and the historic old quarter. For something comfortable and convenient, Hotel Pesqueria del Tambre is a solid choice that gets you close to the action without any fuss.

If you prefer a bit more space, options around the Ría de Noia offer pleasant surroundings just a short drive from the fair.

What day is Noia Medieval Fair?

Noia Medieval Fair runs every Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 2pm, from May to September. Outside those months the historic centre stalls close, so time a weekend visit to the Galician coast between spring and early autumn to catch handicrafts and antiques on offer.

What can you buy at Noia Medieval Fair?

Noia Medieval Fair sells handicrafts and antiques, with stalls set up throughout Noia's historic centre. Local artisans display handmade decorative pieces while other traders bring vintage and period finds, so it suits browsing for one-off gifts or antique pieces rather than a food shop or general market.