Segorbe Street Market

Segorbe Street Market sets up every Wednesday from 9:00 to 14:00 in Plaza Cueva Santa, in the old town of Segorbe. It is the town's weekly mercadillo, and one of the street markets in Segorbe. Stalls take cash only, and the square is clear again by early afternoon.

What you'll find at Segorbe Street Market

Fresh fruit and fresh vegetables, alongside clothing and textiles. Those categories are the whole of it, which makes this a general mercadillo rather than a produce market.

How to get to Segorbe Street Market

The market runs on Plaza Cueva Santa, at Pl. Cueva Santa 18, in the historic centre. It is entirely outdoors, with no covered section. For fiesta dates and town centre closures, see the Segorbe tourism website.

Where to stay in Segorbe

Segorbe is a small town, so staying central is the best move. Try Town Centre and you'll be within easy walking distance of the street market and the old quarter.

For a comfortable base with local character, Hotel Martín is a reliable choice that puts you right in the heart of things.

What day is Segorbe Street Market?

Segorbe Street Market runs every Wednesday from 9:00 to 14:00 in Plaza Cueva Santa. The recurrence is weekly, so the same Wednesday morning slot holds through the year, and no second trading day is recorded. Traders begin packing away before the 2pm finish, so come in the morning.

What can you buy at Segorbe Street Market?

Segorbe Street Market sells fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, clothing and textiles, and those four things are the whole of the offer. It is a produce and clothing market rather than somewhere to spend the day, and the single Wednesday session runs 9:00 to 14:00.

Do you need cash at Segorbe Street Market?

Yes, Segorbe Street Market is cash only, with no stall recorded as taking cards. Bring euros in small notes, since fruit and vegetable totals run low and change is easier for traders that way. The market sits outdoors on Plaza Cueva Santa with no permanent building.