Aldaia Street Market

Aldaia Street Market sets up every Wednesday morning from 9am to 1:30pm on Calle Rvdo. Joaquín Sorolla Pinon in Aldaia, just west of Valencia city. Around 15 stalls sell clothing, flowers and plants, and antiques. Bring cash, as most stalls don't take cards. Get there early for the best picks, since you can browse everything in under an hour.

What you'll find

Clothing and textiles make up most of the stalls, with a good selection of everyday wear and second-hand items. A few stalls focus on flowers, potted plants, and cuttings, worth a look if you're after affordable greenery. You'll also find antiques and bric-a-brac scattered among the stands. For more markets nearby, check the other street markets in Aldaia.

How to get to Aldaia Street Market

The market is on C/ Rvdo. Joaquín Sorolla Pinon, 10, in central Aldaia. If you're coming by metro, take Line 1 or 2 to Aldaia station and walk about 10 minutes. Parking is available on the surrounding residential streets. For stall enquiries, the Aldaia town hall handles all venta ambulante applications.

Where to stay in Aldaia

Aldaia is a small town just west of Valencia city, so your best bet is to stay close to the market area in Town Centre where you'll be within easy walking distance of everything. If you'd prefer more accommodation options, staying in nearby Valencia is very practical, as the two are well connected by metro.

For a comfortable base with good transport links, try L'Eixample or look for options near Valencia's Marxalenes neighbourhood, both of which give you a quick ride out to Aldaia on market day.

What day is Aldaia Street Market?

Aldaia Street Market runs every Wednesday from 9am to 1:30pm, year-round, with no seasonal break. Stalls start setting up from around 8:30am, so arriving at opening gives you the widest choice among the roughly 15 stalls before the best clothing and plants sell out.

What can you buy at Aldaia Street Market?

Aldaia Street Market sells clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, and antiques across around 15 stalls. Clothing and second-hand items make up most of the stalls, with a handful selling potted plants and cuttings, and others given over to antiques and bric-a-brac. It's a small, focused market rather than a sprawling one.

Do I need cash at Aldaia Street Market?

Yes, most stalls at Aldaia Street Market only accept cash, so it's worth carrying enough for the morning. There's no ATM at the market itself, so withdraw what you need beforehand. The nearest banks are a short walk away in central Aldaia if you come up short.