Burjassot Medieval Market Featured
A medieval-themed market that sets up in Burjassot's Plaza de Emilio Castelar between May and September, with handmade crafts and food stalls.
Handicrafts · Prepared Foods
Markets in Burjassot
2 markets tracked in Burjassot.
Burjassot markets offer two weekly outdoor options in this town 6 km north of Valencia. The Burjassot Street Market runs every Wednesday at Plaça Emilio Castelar with around 30 stalls, while the Burjassot Medieval Market brings a more traditional atmosphere with handicrafts and prepared foods. Both markets are cash-friendly outdoor events, so it's worth carrying coins and notes.
Weekly Market Schedule
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Monday · today None
- No markets on mondays.
Tuesday None
- No markets on tuesdays.
Wednesday 1 market
- street Burjassot Street Market
Thursday None
- No markets on thursdays.
Friday None
- No markets on fridays.
Saturday None
- No markets on saturdays.
Sunday None
- No markets on sundays.
Trading days aren't confirmed for Burjassot Medieval Market. Check the market's own page before travelling.
Where to stay in Burjassot
Burjassot is a small city right on the edge of Valencia, so staying in the City Centre puts you close to the local markets while keeping you well connected to the wider city by metro. If you prefer more options, the nearby Benicalap neighbourhood in Valencia city is just a short ride away and has plenty of accommodation to choose from.
For a straightforward base, look at options along the metro line linking Burjassot to central Valencia, so you can move between both easily without needing a car.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in Burjassot
The Burjassot Street Market is the larger of the two, with 30 stalls at Plaça Emilio Castelar every Wednesday morning from 08:00 to 14:00. Stalls cover clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books, making it a practical weekly stop for both locals and visitors. More information on local events is available at the Burjassot town hall website.
The Burjassot Medieval Market is a weekly outdoor market with a distinct character, focused on handicrafts and prepared foods rather than everyday goods. Stall numbers vary by edition, but the market offers a good chance to pick up artisan products and sample local food. Nearby towns such as Paterna and Godella also run their own weekly street markets if you want to combine visits.
Burjassot Street Market
Weekly Wednesday market with around 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books in central Burjassot.
Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather · Handicrafts · Books & Magazines
What day is the market in Burjassot?
The Burjassot Street Market trades every Wednesday from 08:00 to 14:00 at Plaça Emilio Castelar, with around 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books. The Burjassot Medieval Market also sets up weekly alongside it, focused on handicrafts and prepared foods rather than everyday goods.
Are there any markets open in Burjassot at the weekend?
No, Burjassot's street market trades midweek rather than at the weekend: the Burjassot Street Market runs every Wednesday from 08:00 to 14:00. The Burjassot Medieval Market also sets up weekly, though its exact day varies by edition, so check ahead if you're planning a visit.
What can you buy at Burjassot's markets?
Burjassot's markets sell clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books at the Wednesday street market, plus handicrafts and prepared foods at the medieval market. Between the two, you'll find everyday goods alongside artisan products and ready-to-eat food, making Burjassot a practical stop for a weekly shop or a browse for gifts.