Ibi Weekly Market

Ibi Weekly Market sets up every Monday morning at Parque les Hortes in Ibi, a town in Alicante known for its toy and footwear manufacturing. The market runs from 8am to 1pm with 50 stalls offering fresh fruits and vegetables alongside clothing, textiles, and leather goods. No card payment options are recorded for this market, so it's worth bringing cash.

What you'll find at Ibi Weekly Market

You'll find seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables sourced from local growers, perfect for stocking your kitchen with produce. The market also features clothing, textiles, footwear and leather goods from regional suppliers, reflecting Ibi's reputation as a centre for quality footwear production.

How to get to Ibi Weekly Market

The market is located at Parque les Hortes in the centre of Ibi. You can find other street markets in Ibi throughout the week.

Where to stay in Ibi

Ibi is a small inland town, so accommodation options are limited but perfectly fine for a short stay. Your best bet is to look for a room in Town Centre, where you can walk easily to the weekly market without needing a car.

If you prefer a bit more choice, the nearby city of Alcoy is just a short drive away and offers more hotels to pick from. Staying in Alcoy City Centre gives you good access to Ibi while keeping your options open for the rest of your trip.

What day is Ibi Weekly Market?

Ibi Weekly Market runs every Monday from 8am to 1pm at Parque les Hortes in Ibi. It's a consistent weekly fixture, with around 50 stalls of fresh fruit, vegetables, clothing, textiles and footwear set up for the five-hour session each week.

Do I need cash at Ibi Weekly Market?

Yes, it's best to bring cash to Ibi Weekly Market. No card or payment options are recorded here, so carrying notes and coins is the safest way to shop the 50 stalls selling fresh produce, clothing and footwear at Parque les Hortes.