Alcàsser Municipal Market

Alcàsser Municipal Market is an indoor food market on Avinguda de la Constitució in Alcàsser, a small town in the Horta Sud comarca about 15 km south of Valencia. The market has 25 stalls and opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It's wheelchair accessible and the main fresh food destination for local residents, one of the municipal markets in Alcàsser.

What to buy

The stalls cover everyday essentials: fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and fresh bread. One local speciality worth trying is Pastel de Gloria, a traditional Valencian pastry made with meringue, almond, and pumpkin, which you'll find at the bakery stalls here. Cash, contactless, and mobile payments are all accepted.

How to get to Alcàsser Municipal Market

The market is at Avinguda de la Constitució, 1A in central Alcàsser. The town is served by regional bus from Valencia city, and the market is a short walk from local bus stops. Street parking is available nearby, though spaces can be limited during the busiest morning hours.

Where to stay in Alcàsser

Alcàsser is a small town, so most visitors find it easiest to stay in Town Centre where you can reach the municipal market on foot without any hassle. If you prefer more options, the nearby city of Valencia is just a short train ride away and gives you a much wider choice of accommodation.

For a comfortable base close to local amenities, look at staying in L'Horta Sud, the broader district that surrounds the town and offers a quieter, more residential feel. You can easily combine a visit to Alcàsser market with a day exploring the rest of the Valencia metropolitan area.

What time does Alcàsser Municipal Market open?

The market is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm and is closed on Sundays. Morning visits before 11am tend to offer the freshest selection, as many stalls receive daily deliveries.

What is Alcàsser Municipal Market known for?

The market is known for quality fresh produce from the surrounding Horta Sud farmland, and for Pastel de Gloria, a traditional Valencian pastry made with meringue, almond, and pumpkin filling available at the bakery stalls.

How many stalls does Alcàsser Municipal Market have?

The market has 25 stalls covering fresh produce, meat, fish, cheese, and bread.

Can you eat at Alcàsser Municipal Market?

The market is primarily a fresh food shopping destination rather than a food hall. You'll find ingredients to take home, plus pastries at the bakery stalls to pick up on the way out.