Markets in Grau de Castelló
Castellón, Valencian Community · 3 markets tracked
Grau de Castelló is the port and beach district of Castellón de la Plana, and its market scene is entirely a street-market one: three outdoor markets and no covered municipal hall. All three set up on a Friday, which is the one day of the week when everything the district has is out at once.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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Monday1market
Tuesday1market
Wednesday1market
Thursday1market
Friday3markets
Saturday2markets
Sunday2markets
Where to stay in Grau de Castelló
Staying close to the waterfront puts you within walking distance of all three markets. Try El Grao Seafront for easy access to the port market and local shops, or look at options around Passeig Marítim if you want to be a short walk from the beach and the main commercial streets.
If you prefer a bit more comfort, Hotel Azor is a solid choice with a central location that keeps the markets within easy reach on foot.
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Market days in Grau de Castelló
Friday is the busiest day, with all three markets trading. Saturday and Sunday each carry two. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday carry one apiece, which means there is a market out somewhere in the district every day of the week, and Thursday is the quietest of them.
For official updates on market schedules, closures and fair-week changes, the Castellón council's commerce and markets page is the most reliable source.
Street markets in Grau de Castelló
The three markets run to a little over 90 stalls between them, and the largest carries 45 of those on its own. Clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, handicrafts and jewellery are the backbone of what is on sale, with bread and bakery stalls, prepared-food pitches and second-hand books and magazines alongside them.
The trading window is what most surprises visitors. The usual hours across the district are 7.30pm to 12.30am, so these are evening markets you walk to after dinner rather than something to build a morning around. Stall-by-stall detail, addresses and confirmed days for each one are on the street markets in this city page, and the wider picture for the rest of the province is on the province page.
What day is the market in Grau de Castelló?
Friday is the main market day in Grau de Castelló, when all three of the district's street markets trade at once. Saturday and Sunday each carry two, and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday one apiece, so there is a market somewhere in the district on every day of the week.
Are the markets in Grau de Castelló open on a Sunday?
Yes, two of the three street markets in Grau de Castelló trade on a Sunday. That is the same number as on a Saturday, and one fewer than the three that run on a Friday. Usual hours across the district are 7.30pm to 12.30am, so Sunday trading here is an evening affair rather than a morning one.
How many markets are there in Grau de Castelló?
Grau de Castelló has three markets, all of them outdoor street markets, with no covered municipal market hall in the district. The largest runs 45 stalls. Between them they sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, handicrafts, jewellery, bread and bakery goods, books and magazines, and prepared foods.
What time do the markets in Grau de Castelló open?
Markets in Grau de Castelló usually open at 7.30pm and trade until around 12.30am. Individual markets vary, so check the listing for the one you are heading to. Friday is the day to go if you want all three, and Thursday is the quietest, with a single market out.
What is the Sol Market in Grau de Castelló?
Sol Market Grao de Castellón is a 35-stall outdoor street market in Grau de Castelló, selling prepared foods, clothing, handicrafts and jewellery. It is the second largest of the district's three street markets, behind the 45-stall Grau de Castellón Street Market, and a good stop if you want something to eat alongside a browse.