Markets in Tudela

Navarre, Navarre

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Mercadillo de Tudela draws locals and visitors alike across three weekly markets that cover everything from fresh Ribera vegetables to second-hand clothing. The city has one indoor municipal market and two outdoor street markets, each running on a different day of the week.

Weekly Market Schedule

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Where to stay in Tudela

Staying in the old town centre puts you within easy walking distance of Tudela's markets, and the area has a good mix of hotels and guesthouses to suit different budgets. Casco Antiguo is the most convenient base, keeping you close to the market square and the city's best tapas bars.

If you prefer a well-known option, Hotel Tudela Bardenas is a reliable choice with comfortable rooms and a central location. Hotel Iruña is another solid pick, offering easy access to the main streets where market activity tends to cluster.

Tours & Activities in Tudela

Municipal markets in Tudela

The Tudela Food Market is the city's main covered market, with 15 indoor stalls open on a weekly basis. Vendors here sell fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy products, making it the best stop for local Ribera produce. You can find more details about Tudela's markets on the Ayuntamiento de Tudela website.

Street markets in Tudela

The Tudela Street Market runs weekly with around 40 outdoor stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts, jewellery, and antiques. It is a practical stop for anyone exploring the city centre, and the mix of craft goods and antiques gives it a different character from the food market.

The Traperos de Emaús Rastro is the largest market in the city by some distance, with 150 outdoor stalls focused on clothing and footwear. It runs weekly and is organised by the Emaús social enterprise, which gives the rastro a community feel that sets it apart from a standard flea market.

Planning your visit

Tudela sits in southern Navarre, close to the borders with Aragón and La Rioja. If you are touring the region, markets in Pamplona and Estella-Lizarra are both worth adding to your itinerary.

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