Ibi Antique Toy Market

Ibi Antique Toy Market sets up outside the Valencian Toy Museum in Ibi, inland Alicante, every Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 2:30pm. Twenty stalls trade in the open air on Plaça Centenari del Joguet, which makes it the most specialised of the street markets in Ibi.

What you'll find at Ibi Antique Toy Market

Antiques are the whole of it, and the market's name narrows that further: old toys, sold on the square outside the museum that gave the square its name. Twenty stalls is small enough to work through properly, and with the market trading for four and a half hours, coming at 10am rather than at 2pm is worth the effort.

How to get to Ibi Antique Toy Market

The market is at Plaça Centenari del Joguet, s/n, on the exterior of the Museo Valenciano del Juguete. Ibi sits inland in Alicante province and is reached by road. The museum's official page carries the market's own dates.

Where to stay in Ibi

Ibi is a small inland town, so stay centrally. From Town Centre you can walk to Plaça Centenari del Joguet in a few minutes, with local bars and restaurants close by.

What day is Ibi Antique Toy Market?

Ibi Antique Toy Market runs every Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 2:30pm, week in week out rather than on a monthly or seasonal pattern. The 20 stalls set up outdoors on Plaça Centenari del Joguet, outside the Valencian Toy Museum in Ibi, Alicante.

Do stalls at Ibi Antique Toy Market take cards?

Cash is the safe bet at Ibi Antique Toy Market, an open-air market of 20 independent stalls where card acceptance is not confirmed for any of them and varies from one trader to the next. The Valencian Toy Museum's own market page is worth checking before you travel.

What is sold at Ibi Antique Toy Market?

Ibi Antique Toy Market sells antiques, and antique toys in particular: the market takes its name from them and sets up outside the Valencian Toy Museum. With 20 stalls trading on Saturday and Sunday mornings from 10am to 2:30pm, it is a collectors' market rather than a general street market.