Burjassot Street Market

Burjassot Street Market sets up every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm at Plaça Emilio Castelar in Burjassot, just 6 km northwest of Valencia city centre. Around 30 stalls line the square, selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books. It's cash only, so bring notes and coins. It's listed alongside the town's other street markets in Burjassot.

What you'll find at Burjassot Street Market

The stalls focus on clothing and textiles, shoes and leather goods, handmade crafts, and second-hand books. If you're after fresh produce or food, you won't find it here. The market is pet friendly, so a dog on a lead is no problem across the open square.

How to get to Burjassot Street Market

The market is at Plaça Emilio Castelar in the centre of Burjassot. The closest metro stop is Burjassot on Valencia Metro Line 1, a short walk from the square. Local buses also connect Burjassot with the rest of Valencia province.

Where to stay in Burjassot

Burjassot is a small town that sits right on the edge of Valencia city, so staying nearby gives you easy access to the market without the higher prices of central Valencia. The Town Centre keeps you close to everything on foot, and it's a straightforward metro or tram ride into Valencia if you want to explore more.

If you'd prefer more accommodation options, Benicalap is the nearest Valencia neighbourhood just across the boundary, with good transport links back into Burjassot.

What day is Burjassot Street Market?

Burjassot Street Market runs every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm at Plaça Emilio Castelar, in the centre of town. It is a weekly market with no seasonal break, so the same Wednesday morning slot applies through the year, and the stalls are packed away by early afternoon.

What can you buy at Burjassot Street Market?

Burjassot Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts and second-hand books across around 30 stalls. There are no fresh produce or food counters, so treat it as a general market for clothes, shoes and browsing rather than a place to shop for lunch.

Do I need cash at Burjassot Street Market?

Yes, stalls at Burjassot Street Market take cash only, so bring notes and small change before you reach Plaça Emilio Castelar. Banks and cash machines sit in the town centre a short walk away, and card payment is not an option at any of the 30 stalls.