Moncofa Street Market

Moncofa Street Market sets up every Saturday from 8am to 2pm along Carrer de Sant Ramon, in the centre of this coastal Castellón town. Signed locally as the Mercadillo de Moncofa, it brings around 35 stalls of fresh produce, clothing and footwear to the street for the morning, then packs away. It is listed alongside the other markets in Moncofa and the town's street markets. Get there early, as stalls start packing up by early afternoon.

What you'll find at Moncofa Street Market

Fresh fruits and vegetables make up a good chunk of the market, with seasonal produce from the Valencian region including citrus and Mediterranean vegetables. The rest of the stalls cover clothing, textiles, footwear, and leather goods like bags and belts. It's a practical weekly shop rather than a tourist market, with competitive prices across the board.

It is wheelchair accessible and pet friendly, and stalls take cash, with cards accepted at some pitches but not all.

How to get to Moncofa Street Market

The market runs on Carrer de Sant Ramon in the town centre. By car, take the AP-7 and exit at Junction 45 for Moncofa, then follow signs to the centre. Moncofa also sits on the regional train line between Valencia and Castellón, with the station a short walk from the market. For more markets in the area, see what else runs across Castellón province.

Where to stay in Moncofa

Moncofa is a small coastal town, so staying close to the seafront or the town centre puts you within easy reach of the market. Try Beachfront Area for a relaxed base where you can walk to the shore after browsing the stalls.

If you prefer something more central, Town Centre keeps you close to local shops and cafes. Accommodation here tends to be simple and affordable, which suits a short market visit well.

What day is Moncofa Street Market?

Moncofa Street Market runs every Saturday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer de Sant Ramon, every week of the year. It does not set up on any other day, so a Saturday morning is the only chance to walk its 35 stalls, and the earlier half of that window is the fuller one.

What can you buy at Moncofa Street Market?

Moncofa Street Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, and footwear and leather goods across around 35 stalls. It is a practical weekly shop rather than a tourist market, and what is on the produce stalls changes with the Valencian growing season through the year.

Do you need cash at Moncofa Street Market?

Cash is the safest thing to carry at Moncofa Street Market, though some stalls do take cards. Card readers are not standard across the 35 stalls, so bring enough cash for the morning rather than counting on paying by card at whichever pitch you stop at.

Is Moncofa Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Moncofa Street Market is wheelchair accessible, and it is pet friendly too, so a dog on a lead is fine among the stalls. The whole of it is outdoors along Carrer de Sant Ramon with no covered section, which is worth knowing if the Saturday forecast is poor.