Bétera Street Market

The Mercadillo de Bétera sets up every Tuesday from 8:00 to 14:00 on Albereda Escultor Ramon Inglés, 29, the weekly street market for Bétera. Around 35 stalls trade clothing, footwear and handicrafts rather than food, so it is a morning for browsing rails and shoe boxes rather than filling a basket.

About Bétera Street Market

The market is open-air, with no indoor hall. Trading finishes at 14:00 and stallholders start breaking down before then, so arriving before midday gets you all 35 stalls. Cards are accepted as well as cash, which is unusual for a Spanish street market. The site is wheelchair accessible and has a children's play area, and the market can be reached on +34 624 804 678.

What you'll find at Bétera Street Market

Clothing and textiles take the biggest share of the 35 pitches, from everyday basics to seasonal rails. Footwear and leather goods are the other mainstay, with belts, bags and shoes sold off trestle tables. A smaller group sells handicrafts. There is no fresh produce. For the town's other trading days, see street markets in Bétera.

How to get to Bétera Street Market

The stalls run along Albereda Escultor Ramon Inglés at number 29, in 46117 Bétera. The avenue is flat and wheelchair accessible from end to end, and arriving nearer 8:00 than 14:00 gives you the fullest choice.

Where to stay in Bétera

Bétera is a small town, so the practical choice is to stay close to the centre, within walking distance of the Tuesday market. Town Centre puts everything on foot. For a wider choice of hotels, Valencia City Centre is a short drive away.

What day is the Bétera street market?

Bétera street market runs every Tuesday from 8:00 to 14:00, and Tuesday is the only day it trades. Around 35 stalls set up along Albereda Escultor Ramon Inglés, and traders begin packing away before the 14:00 finish, so a morning visit is the one that gets you the full market.

What can you buy at the Bétera street market?

Bétera street market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts across around 35 stalls. Clothing rails take the biggest share of the pitches, with belts, bags and shoes on the trestle tables beside them. It is not a food market, so there is no fresh produce.

Where exactly is the Mercadillo de Bétera?

The Mercadillo de Bétera sets up on Albereda Escultor Ramon Inglés, 29, 46117 Bétera, in Valencia province. The stalls run along the avenue rather than filling a square, the ground is flat, and the market is wheelchair accessible from end to end, with a children's play area alongside.

Do I need cash at the Bétera street market?

No, Bétera street market takes cards as well as cash, which is unusual for a Spanish street market where cash is normally the only way to pay. Small notes are still worth carrying for low-value buys, and the market trades for just six hours on a Tuesday, from 8:00 to 14:00.