Muro de Alcoy Municipal Market

The market is one of two municipal markets in Muro de Alcoy, both located on the same street. It trades entirely indoors, so a wet January morning shops the same way a July one does, and the entrance is wheelchair accessible. Payment is taken in cash, by contactless card and by mobile, though what any one of the 15 stalls accepts varies. The hours do not shift across the week: 8am to 2pm on all five trading days, with Sunday and Monday closed.

The 15 stalls cover the full spread of daily ingredients: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery goods, and prepared foods you can eat without cooking. Because the hall trades Tuesday to Saturday rather than on a single market day, it works as a weekday errand rather than a trip you have to plan a week around. For a wider choice of stalls, Alcoi is a short drive away.

Muro de Alcoy is a small inland town, so your best bet is to stay in the town centre itself, where you can walk to the municipal market without any fuss. Try Town Centre for a handful of local guesthouses and rural hotels that put you close to everything.

If you prefer more options, the nearby city of Alcoy is just a short drive away and offers more accommodation to choose from. Alcoy City Centre makes a convenient base if you want to combine your market visit with exploring the wider comarca.

The market is on Carrer Mestre J Esteve Solbes in the centre of Muro de Alcoy (03830). It is walkable from most parts of town. Street parking is available in the surrounding streets during market hours.