Markets in Cullera
Valencia, Valencian Community
The mercado de Cullera draws locals and visitors alike across six weekly markets, covering everything from fresh fish and Valencian produce to handmade crafts and Thursday clothing stalls. Two indoor municipal markets run year-round, while four outdoor street markets bring additional variety to the town's weekly rhythm. For a broader look at what the region offers, the Valencia province markets page covers the full picture.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — |
Monday2markets▼
Tuesday2markets▼
Wednesday2markets▼
Thursday5markets▼
Saturday2markets▼
SundayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Cullera
Staying in Town Centre puts you close to the local market action and within easy reach of the beach. For something with sea views, Playa de Cullera has plenty of hotels and apartments that work well as a base.
If you want a quieter spot, the area around El Faro is a short drive from the markets but feels more relaxed, especially outside peak summer months.
Tours & Activities in Cullera
Municipal markets in Cullera
Salat la Xarcuteria del Mercat is the largest indoor market in Cullera, with 20 stalls specialising in meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and spices and herbs. It operates weekly indoors and is the best stop for quality charcuterie and cured products sourced from the region.
The second municipal market, Cullera Market, complements it with a broader range of everyday food shopping. Stalls here sell fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy, making it a reliable one-stop option for fresh local produce. More information on both markets is available through the Cullera commerce portal.
Street markets in Cullera
Cullera Street Market is the largest of the four outdoor markets, with 25 stalls selling clothing, footwear, and handicrafts on a weekly basis. It is a solid choice for picking up everyday textiles and locally made goods.
The Mercado de Los Jueves, or Cullera Thursday Market, runs weekly outdoors and focuses on clothing, footwear, and prepared foods. It is a good option if you want to combine clothes shopping with a bite to eat from one of the food stalls.
The Cullera Medieval Market is a weekly outdoor market dedicated to handicrafts, giving it a more artisan character than the general street markets. The Cullera Craft Market (Mercadillo de Artesanía de Cullera) is a fourth weekly outdoor option also focused on handmade goods.
Nearby towns with their own regular markets include Sueca and Gandia, both within easy reach if you want to extend your market itinerary in the area.
Cullera Street Market
Every week — Thursday
Mercado de Los Jueves — Cullera Thursday Market
Every week — Thursday
Cullera Craft Market — Mercadillo de Artesanía de Cullera
Schedule not available
Cullera Medieval Market
Every week — Thursday, Friday, Saturday (May–Sep only)