San Crispín Farmers Market

San Crispín Farmers Market sets up every Monday morning in the Barrio de San Crispín in Elche, from 8:30am to 2pm. Sixteen stalls trade here, and every one of them sells fresh fruit and vegetables. The Spanish name, Mercadillo Agrícola de San Crispín, is the accurate one: this is a produce market, not a general street market.

What you'll find at San Crispín Farmers Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables are the whole offer across the 16 stalls, so what reaches the tables follows what is being harvested around Elche that week. No clothing, no household stands, no cooked food. It is one of the city's agricultural markets, listed with the rest among the street markets in Elche.

How to get to San Crispín Farmers Market

The market runs along Calle Diego Pascual Oliver, postcode 03206, in the Barrio de San Crispín rather than in the city centre. It is a street setup with no hall, so the stalls are on the road itself and gone by 2pm. Visit Elche lists the city's agricultural markets and their days on its official page.

Where to stay in Elche

The market runs on a Monday morning, so a night in Elche beforehand is the easy way to catch it. The City Centre puts you within walking distance of the Palmeral and the city's other markets. The Hotel Huerto del Cura is a well-regarded option with a garden setting if you want something more relaxed, and there are budget-friendly rooms around Altamira, well connected to the rest of the city.

What day is San Crispín Farmers Market?

San Crispín Farmers Market runs every Monday, from 8:30am to 2pm, in the Barrio de San Crispín in Elche. The recurrence is weekly rather than monthly or seasonal, so the Monday morning slot holds week to week through the year. Its 16 stalls pack away by early afternoon.

What time does San Crispín Farmers Market open?

San Crispín Farmers Market opens at 8:30am and closes at 2pm. That five and a half hour Monday window is the only one it keeps: the market does not trade on any other day of the week. It runs outdoors along Calle Diego Pascual Oliver, with no covered hall.

What can you buy at San Crispín Farmers Market?

San Crispín Farmers Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables. All 16 stalls are produce stalls, which makes it an agricultural market rather than a general street market with clothing and household stands, and what is on the tables changes with the growing season around Elche.

Do you need cash at San Crispín Farmers Market?

San Crispín Farmers Market has no confirmed card payment at any of its 16 stalls, so bring cash. This is an outdoor market on Calle Diego Pascual Oliver with no fixed premises, and nothing on record says the traders take anything other than notes and coins.