Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna

Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna sets up outdoors in the Centro de Segorbe, Thursday to Sunday from 12pm to 10pm, from May to September. It's one of the markets in Segorbe, alongside the city's other street markets, and its 50 stalls sell handicrafts, clothing and textiles, and prepared food.

What you'll find at Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna

Stalls sell handicrafts, clothing and textiles, and prepared food, in keeping with the market's medieval theme. Trading runs into the evening, from midday to 10pm, on all four days it opens.

How to get to Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna

The market sets up in the Centro de Segorbe, in the middle of the city. See the official market page to confirm dates within the May to September season.

Where to stay in Segorbe

Segorbe is a small town, so staying central is the smart move, keeping you close to the medieval market and everything else on foot. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options in Casco Antiguo if you want to be right in the heart of the old town atmosphere.

Accommodation in Segorbe is limited, so book early, especially if the market falls on a weekend. Nearby Sagunto or even Valencia are worth considering as backup bases if you find nothing available locally.

What day is Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna?

Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna runs every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 10pm, between May and September. It does not trade outside that season. With 50 stalls in the Centro de Segorbe, it's a weekly fixture through the summer months.

What can you buy at Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna?

Segorbe Medieval Market: María de Luna sells handicrafts, clothing and textiles, and prepared food across its 50 stalls in the Centro de Segorbe. The market runs Thursday to Sunday from May to September, so stall holders trade a four-day spell each week through the season.