Alzira Street Market

Alzira Street Market sets up on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings from 9am to 1pm, spreading across several pedestrianised streets in the centre of Alzira. Around 140 stalls line Pere Morell, Santo Domingo de Guzmán, Senyera Valenciana, Riola, Doctor Just and Polinyà. Traders start packing up well before 1pm, so come in the first couple of hours. The town's other open-air markets are listed on the Alzira street markets.

What you'll find at Alzira Street Market

Clothing and textiles take up the largest share of the market, from everyday wear to underwear and sportswear. You'll also find footwear and leather goods, household items like tablecloths and kitchen supplies, flowers and plants, handicrafts, and a few stalls selling prepared food. For fresh produce, the municipal markets in Alzira are a better bet. The market is wheelchair accessible and has a children's play area.

How to get to Alzira Street Market

The market runs along several town centre streets, starting from Carrer Pere Morell, which are closed to traffic during market hours. Park in the public car parks on the edge of the centre and walk in. Alzira is on the Renfe Cercanías line from Valencia city, one of many towns holding markets across Valencia province.

Where to stay in Alzira

Alzira is a compact town, so staying in or near the Town Centre puts you within a few minutes' walk of the market streets and the old quarter. If you prefer a bit more comfort, the Hotel Colon Alzira is a solid, well-located option that comes up consistently for visitors to the area.

What day is Alzira Street Market?

Alzira Street Market runs every Tuesday and Wednesday from 9am to 1pm, the same two mornings each week all year. If a Wednesday falls on a public holiday, the market typically moves to the Tuesday before. Traders start packing up before 1pm, so arrive by midday at the latest.

What can you buy at Alzira Street Market?

Alzira Street Market sells mainly clothing and textiles, from everyday wear to sportswear, alongside footwear and leather goods, flowers and plants, handicrafts and a few prepared food stalls. Household items such as tablecloths and kitchen supplies turn up too. Fresh fruit and vegetables are limited here compared with the town's indoor municipal markets.

Where is Alzira Street Market located?

Alzira Street Market sets up across six streets in the town centre: Pere Morell, Santo Domingo de Guzmán, Senyera Valenciana, Riola, Doctor Just and Polinyà. All stalls are outdoors along these pedestrianised routes, which close to traffic during market hours, and the market is listed as wheelchair accessible.

Does Alzira Street Market take cards?

Alzira Street Market takes both cash and cards, though card acceptance varies from one stall to the next and the smaller traders are still cash only. Carry enough cash for the handicraft and plant stalls, and for anything costing only a euro or two.