Markets in Catadau
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Catadau's market scene is compact but consistent: one weekly street market held every Wednesday morning in Plaza Juan Bosch, run by around 15 stalls. It serves the local community in this small town in Valencia province and is worth factoring into a day out if you're passing through Ribera Alta.
Where to stay in Catadau
Catadau is a small village, so your best bet is to stay in the nearby town of Carlet, which is just a short drive away and has more accommodation options to choose from. You can also look at staying in Alzira, a larger town with good connections that puts you within easy reach of Catadau and the surrounding area.
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Street markets in Catadau
The Catadau Street Market sets up every Wednesday from 9:00 in Plaza Juan Bosch, with 15 outdoor stalls selling clothing, footwear, jewellery, and handicrafts. There is no fresh produce here, so it is better suited to those browsing for textiles, accessories, and handmade goods. The market is entirely outdoor and wheelchair accessible, and cash is the primary form of payment.
If you want to combine it with other weekly markets in the area, Llombai and Carlet hold their own markets on different days, making it straightforward to visit more than one across the week. For official local information, the Ajuntament de Catadau is the best point of contact.
What day is the market in Catadau?
The Catadau Street Market runs every Wednesday, from 9am to 2pm, in Plaza Juan Bosch. It's the town's only market, with around 15 outdoor stalls selling clothing, footwear, jewellery and handicrafts, so Wednesday is the one date to build a visit to Catadau around.
Is there a market in Catadau every day?
How many stalls does the market in Catadau have?
The Catadau Street Market has around 15 stalls, selling clothing, footwear, jewellery and handicrafts. There is no fresh produce here, so it suits browsing for textiles, accessories and handmade goods rather than a weekly food shop, and cash is the primary way to pay.