Markets in Almussafes

Almussafes is a small industrial town, so accommodation options are limited locally. Staying in Town Centre puts you close to the market action, and you can easily reach everything on foot.

For more choice, many visitors base themselves in nearby Valencia city and make the short drive or train journey out. The surrounding area along the V-31 corridor also has a handful of roadside hotels that work well if you have a car.

The Almussafes Street Market is the largest outdoor market in town, with around 25 stalls selling clothing, footwear, and handicrafts. It runs weekly and sets up along Carrer Ausiàs March, making it the go-to option if you need everyday wear or locally made goods rather than fresh produce.

The Almussafes Thursday Market is a weekly outdoor street market covering fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy, giving shoppers a second chance in the week to buy fresh food outside the municipal hall.

The Almussafes Flea Market rounds out the weekly schedule with an outdoor stall layout focused on antiques, books, and second-hand clothing. The stall count is not confirmed, but it is a practical stop for browsers and bargain hunters. For more street markets across the province, see the Valencia province markets page or explore nearby options in Alzira or Silla.

The Almussafes Municipal Market on Carrer de Santa Ana is the town's main food destination, with around 15 indoor stalls open weekly. You can pick up fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy all under one roof. It is wheelchair accessible and well suited to a thorough food shop away from the open air.

Tuesday is the busiest day for markets in Almussafes, when two of the town's four markets trade at once, including the Almussafes Street Market. Sunday is the quietest day, with only one market open. Most other days of the week, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, see at least one market trading somewhere in town.

Yes, one market trades in Almussafes on a Sunday: the Almussafes Flea Market, with its outdoor stalls of antiques, books and second-hand clothing. It's the quietest trading day of the week in town, against two markets on a Tuesday, so Sunday is the day to head for the flea market rather than fresh food.

Almussafes has four markets: one covered municipal market and three street markets. Between them they cover fresh food such as fruit, vegetables, fish and cheese, alongside clothing, footwear, antiques and handicrafts, with the usual opening hours running from around 8am to 2:30pm.