Street Markets in Almoradí
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Almoradí has one weekly street market, and it runs on Saturday morning from 8am to 2pm along Calle España, in the centre of the town. Stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, and nuts and dried fruit, so it is a food shop and a clothes browse in the same trip rather than a tourist market. It is the only market of any kind in the town, so Saturday is the one morning to plan around.
What the Saturday market is like
Everything is set up outdoors on Calle España, so the whole market packs down by early afternoon and there is no indoor hall to fall back on if the weather turns. Fresh fruit and vegetable stalls are the core of it, with clothing and textile pitches filling out the run and flower, plant, nut and dried fruit sellers mixed in. The site is wheelchair accessible, being flat street rather than steps or a raised hall.
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Tips for visiting
Come before 10am if you want the produce stalls at their fullest and the street at its coolest, since traders start breaking down well before the 2pm finish. Carry cash: some stalls take contactless and mobile payments, but acceptance varies from one trader to the next. All markets in Almoradí lists the town's full set, and the province page shows what else is trading elsewhere in Alicante the same weekend.
Where to stay in Almoradí
Staying in the town centre puts you within walking distance of Calle España, which is worth having when the market opens at 8am and the best of the produce has gone by mid-morning. Almoradí is a small town and the choice of rooms is limited, so many visitors stay in nearby Orihuela, which has more restaurants for the evening, and drive over on the Saturday morning. If you do, park on the edge of the centre and walk the last few streets.
What day is the street market in Almoradí?
Almoradí's street market runs every Saturday. It is the town's only street market, so there is no second market day during the week, and the traders set up on Calle España each Saturday morning year round rather than seasonally. Fruit, vegetables, clothing, flowers and dried fruit are all sold from the same run of stalls.
What time does the street market in Almoradí open?
Almoradí's Saturday street market opens at 8am and finishes at 2pm. The produce stalls are best in the first two hours, and by around 1pm traders begin loading up, so arriving after midday leaves you with a thinning market. There is no evening session and the stalls do not return on any other day.
Are street markets in Almoradí free to enter?
Yes, entry to Almoradí's Saturday street market is free. It is an open street market on Calle España with no gate and no ticket, running from 8am to 2pm every Saturday. The pitch is flat street and wheelchair accessible, and the stalls cover fresh produce, clothing, flowers and dried fruit.
Do stalls at Almoradí street market take cards?
Yes, some stalls at Almoradí's street market take contactless and mobile payments, but cash is accepted everywhere and is the safer thing to carry. Acceptance varies from one trader to the next across the Saturday market on Calle España, so bring enough to cover what you plan to buy before the 2pm close.
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