Pinar de Campoverde Market

Pinar de Campoverde Market sets up on Plaza Florida every Sunday from 8am to 1pm, in the Pinar de Campoverde district of Pilar de la Horadada. Fifteen stalls trade here, weighted towards fresh fruit and vegetables and towards flowers and potted plants. It is one of Pilar de la Horadada's markets and one of its street markets.

What you'll find at Pinar de Campoverde Market

Fruit and vegetable stalls are the core of the market, with flowers and potted plants alongside them, and clothing and textiles filling out the rest of the square. At fifteen stalls this is a neighbourhood market rather than a regional one, small enough to walk end to end in a few minutes. Carry cash: no card payment is recorded for the stalls here, and acceptance at a street market this size varies from one trader to the next.

How to get to Pinar de Campoverde Market

The market fills Plaza Florida, postcode 03191, and is entirely outdoors with no covered section, so in high summer the 8am start is the comfortable end of the morning. For markets elsewhere nearby, see the Alicante province page.

Where to stay in Pilar de la Horadada

Staying in Pilar de la Horadada town centre puts you close to the market, while Lo Romero is a popular base right on the coast. Hotel Pinar is the straightforward choice if you would rather book a hotel.

What day is Pinar de Campoverde Market?

Pinar de Campoverde Market runs every Sunday, from 8am to 1pm, on Plaza Florida in Pilar de la Horadada. It is weekly and runs year round with no seasonal break, and the fifteen stalls are packed away by early afternoon, so a mid-morning arrival still gives you the whole market.

Where is Pinar de Campoverde Market?

Pinar de Campoverde Market sets up on Plaza Florida, in the Pinar de Campoverde district of Pilar de la Horadada, postcode 03191, in Alicante province. The square is the whole of the market, so there is no separate hall or covered section to look for once you reach it.

Do I need cash at Pinar de Campoverde Market?

Yes, bring cash to Pinar de Campoverde Market. No card payment is recorded for its fifteen stalls, and acceptance at a street market this size varies from one trader to the next, so small notes and coins are the safe thing to have for fruit, vegetables and plants.