Grau de Castellón Street Market

Grau de Castellón Street Market runs every Friday from 8am to 2pm on Plaça de la Mare de Déu del Carme, in the port district of Grau de Castelló. Around 45 stalls fill the square with clothing, footwear, handicrafts, jewellery and books.

About Grau de Castellón Street Market

Known locally as the Mercadillo del Grao, the market keeps the same hours in the same square all year and sets up entirely outdoors, trestle tables and awnings across the paved plaça. The plaça is flat and step-free, so the rows are wheelchair accessible from any side.

What you'll find at Grau de Castellón Street Market

Clothing and textiles take the largest share of the pitches, in adult and children's sizes, alongside footwear and leather goods including bags and belts. The rest is handicrafts, costume jewellery and a stall or two of books and magazines. Nothing fresh is sold, so this is not the local farmers market. See the other street markets in Grau de Castelló.

How to get to Grau de Castellón Street Market

The address is Plaça de la Mare de Déu del Carme, 12100 Grau de Castelló, a short walk from the port and the seafront. The Grao sits east of Castellón city centre, linked to it by bus and tram, and street parking around the square is tighter on Friday mornings. Castellón council's markets page publishes official schedule changes.

Where to stay in Grau de Castelló

The Seafront is the closest base, within walking distance of the square, the port and the beach. For a little more comfort, Grao City Centre has more hotels and is still close enough to reach the Friday stalls on foot.

What day and what time is the Grao de Castellón market?

Grau de Castellón Street Market runs every Friday from 8am to 2pm, the same hours every week of the year. It is a weekly market with no second trading day, so Plaça de la Mare de Déu del Carme is an ordinary open square on any other morning.

What can you buy at Grau de Castellón Street Market?

Grau de Castellón Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, costume jewellery, and books and magazines across around 45 stalls. There are no fresh food stalls, so buy fruit, vegetables and fish elsewhere in the Grao and treat this one as a clothes and browsing morning.

Do you need cash at Grau de Castellón Street Market?

Cash is the reliable option at Grau de Castellón Street Market. Some of the 45 stalls also take mobile payment such as Bizum, but acceptance varies from one trader to the next, so carry notes and small change for the Friday morning rather than counting on paying by phone.

Is Grau de Castellón Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Grau de Castellón Street Market is wheelchair accessible. It sets up on the level, paved surface of Plaça de la Mare de Déu del Carme, with no steps between the stall rows, and the square is flat enough to cross the whole run with a chair or a pushchair.