Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair

Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair, the Fira de Brocanters de Jesús Pobre, sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm at the Riurau de Benissadeví in Jesús Pobre, inland from the coast in Denia. It runs weekly and all year, so a Sunday morning here is a fixed date rather than a seasonal one, and it is the antiques specialist among the street markets in Denia.

What you'll find at Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair

Two things, and the fair does not pretend otherwise: antiques and handicrafts. That makes it a browsing market rather than a shopping list market, closer to a brocante or a rastro than to the fruit and vegetable mercadillos elsewhere in the province. Go early in the 9am to 2pm window if you want first look at what the dealers have unpacked.

How to get to Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair

The fair is at the Riurau de Benissadeví, Jesús Pobre, 03749 Dénia, about ten minutes inland from central Denia by car. It is an outdoor site with no cover recorded, so check the forecast before setting out. Dates and any changes are published on the official page.

Where to stay in Denia

Denia's old town is the practical base for a Sunday here, close to the port and to the road up to Jesús Pobre. Try Old Town for a central spot, or Hotel Chamarel for something more comfortable. To stay nearer the fair itself, the area around Jesús Pobre has a handful of quiet rural options, a short drive from the coast.

What day is Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair?

Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair runs on Sundays, every week of the year, from 9am to 2pm. It is the only day the Riurau de Benissadeví is used for the fair, so a visit on any other day of the week finds the site empty.

What time does Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair open?

Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair opens at 9am on Sunday and packs away at 2pm, giving five hours of trading. Dealers are unpacking at the start of that window, so arriving in the first hour gives you the best pick of the antiques stalls before the site fills.

What is sold at Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair?

Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair sells antiques and handicrafts, and nothing else is recorded on the stall list. That narrow focus is the point: it draws collectors and dealers rather than the weekly food shop, and it is why the fair is known locally as a brocante rather than a mercadillo.

Do stalls at Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair take cards?

No card payment is recorded for Jesús Pobre Antiques and Collectors Fair, so carry cash. Card acceptance at open-air antiques stalls varies from one dealer to the next, and there is no confirmed card terminal on site, which matters more here than at a food market given what a single piece can cost.