1 markets tracked in Almoradí.
The Almoradí market runs every Saturday morning from 8:00 to 14:00, filling Calle España and the streets around Plaza de la Constitución with stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, clothing, flowers, plants, and nuts and dried fruits. Declared of Provincial Tourist Interest in 2011, it draws shoppers from across the Alicante province and is one of the most established weekly markets in the Vega Baja del Segura region.
Almoradí is a small town, so accommodation options are limited locally. Staying in the Town Centre puts you close to the weekly market and easy walking distance from the main square. If you want more choice, the nearby coastal towns of Torrevieja and Guardamar del Segura are just a short drive away and offer plenty of hotels and apartments.
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The Saturday street market is the town's only regular market and runs from 8:00 to 14:00 along Calle España near Plaza de la Constitución. Stalls cover fresh produce, dried fruits, flowers and plants, and clothing, with the town occasionally organising guided tours and entertainment to run alongside it. Full details are available on the Almoradí tourism website. If you're visiting other markets nearby, Rojales and Guardamar del Segura both hold weekly street markets within a short drive.
Weekly Saturday street market on Calle España in Almoradí, trading from 8am to 2pm with fruit, vegetable, nut, flower and clothing stalls.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Clothing & Textiles · Flowers & Plants · Nuts & Dried Fruits
The market in Almoradí runs on Saturday, and it is the only day of the week any market trades in the town. Stalls set up along Calle España and the streets around Plaza de la Constitución from 8:00, and the market is packed down by 14:00.
Almoradí market opens at 8:00 on a Saturday and finishes at 14:00, a six-hour trading morning. There is no afternoon session and no second market day, so a visit has to be a morning one. The stalls run along Calle España, close to Plaza de la Constitución.
Almoradí market sells fresh fruit and fresh vegetables, nuts and dried fruits, flowers and plants, and clothing and textiles. Those five categories cover the whole of the town's market trade, and it is the produce the market is known for, having been declared of Provincial Tourist Interest in 2011.
No, there is no market in Almoradí on a Sunday. The town runs a single weekly market and it trades on Saturday only, from 8:00 to 14:00. Nothing in Almoradí opens as a market on any other day, so a Sunday visit means travelling to another town in the province.
