Pinoso Municipal Market

Pinoso, also known as El Pinós, is an inland Alicante town in the Medio Vinalopó valley at around 474 metres above sea level. The market is the town's main covered hall, wheelchair accessible and accepting cash, contactless, and mobile payments. It trades twice a week rather than daily, so Wednesday and Saturday are the two mornings to plan around; the town's other trading day is covered on the street markets in Pinoso page.

The 15 stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery goods. Most everyday staples are available under one roof, which is what makes the hall a real alternative to the town's supermarkets on a Wednesday or Saturday morning. For a full overview, see the municipal markets in Pinoso page.

Pinoso is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the centre, where the market and local bars are all within easy walking distance. Town Centre puts you a few minutes' walk from the hall, with no need for a car on a market morning.

If you prefer a bit more comfort or flexibility, the surrounding area has some rural accommodation worth checking out. Pinoso Surroundings is a good option if you have a car and want a quieter base while still being just a short drive from the market.

Pinoso is around 50km from Alicante city. The market is centrally located in Pinoso town and easy to reach on foot from most of the centre. Bus services link Pinoso to nearby towns including Novelda and Villena, and to the broader Alicante province network.