Markets in Alborache
Valencia, Valencian Community
The mercado de Alborache takes two forms: a large Sunday market and a smaller weekly street market, both held outdoors in this small town in the Valencia province. Together they cover clothing, footwear, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and handicrafts across a combined 265 stalls.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — |
MondayNo markets▼
TuesdayNo markets▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
Thursday2markets▼
FridayNo markets▼
SaturdayNo markets▼
Sunday2markets▼
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Where to stay in Alborache
Alborache is a small village, so your best bet is to stay in town centre where you'll be within easy walking distance of everything. For more options, the nearby town of Buñol is just a short drive away and makes a practical base too.
If you'd prefer more comfort and amenities, consider staying in Valencia city and making a day trip out, as the drive takes under an hour and gives you access to far more accommodation choices.
Tours & Activities in Alborache
Street markets in Alborache
The Alborache Sunday Market is the town's main trading event, with 250 stalls set up outdoors each week. It draws shoppers from surrounding towns in the Buñol valley, including Chiva and Turís, and the stall mix covers clothing, footwear, fresh fruit and fresh vegetables.
The Alborache Street Market is a smaller, more specialist affair with around 15 stalls focused on clothing, footwear and handicrafts. It runs weekly and is a practical stop for picking up locally made goods without the scale of the Sunday event.
