Almussafes Flea Market

Almussafes Flea Market sets up every Sunday morning in Almussafes, a town in Valencia province, one of the street markets in Almussafes and part of the town's full market listing. The market runs from 9am to 1:30pm and focuses on secondhand and vintage goods, with antiques, books and magazines, plus clothing and textiles. Bring cash, since most stalls don't take cards.

What you'll find at Almussafes Flea Market

Antique hunters and collectors come here for vintage furniture, decorative pieces and collectibles spread across the market. You'll also browse shelves of books and magazines covering various genres, alongside racks of clothing and textiles including vintage garments and fabric finds.

How to get to Almussafes Flea Market

The market is located in Almussafes, in Valencia province, and is reachable by car or by local bus services from Valencia city.

Where to stay in Almussafes

Almussafes is a small industrial town, so accommodation options are limited locally. Your best bet is to stay in Town Centre if you can find something, or base yourself nearby in Valencia city and make the short drive out for the market.

If you prefer to stay closer, the towns of Algemesí and Alzira are both within easy reach and offer more choice. Searching for hotels in Alzira or Algemesí will put you just a few minutes from the market without sacrificing comfort.

What day is Almussafes Flea Market?

Almussafes Flea Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 1:30pm, year-round rather than on a seasonal schedule. It's an outdoor market in Valencia province specialising in antiques, books and magazines, and clothing and textiles, making it a regular Sunday fixture for collectors and secondhand shoppers in the area.

Do I need cash at Almussafes Flea Market?

Yes, Almussafes Flea Market is cash only, so bring enough euros with you since card payments aren't accepted by the antiques, book and clothing stalls here. The market runs outdoors every Sunday morning from 9am to 1:30pm in Almussafes, Valencia province, so plan to withdraw cash before you arrive rather than relying on stalls to take cards.