Faura Weekly Market

Faura Weekly Market (Mercadillo de Faura) sets up every Wednesday and Thursday in Faura, Valencia. The market runs from 8am to 2pm and brings together locals shopping for essentials alongside visitors exploring the area. You'll find everything from fresh produce to clothing across its stalls. Bring cash. Most stalls don't take cards.

What you'll find at Faura Weekly Market

The market's produce section is strong, with vendors selling fresh fruits and vegetables sourced locally. Alongside fresh goods, you'll find quality meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and a good selection of cheese and dairy products. Bread and bakery items are available from dedicated stalls, while clothing, textiles, footwear, and leather goods round out the offering for shoppers looking to pick up everyday essentials and garments.

How to get to Faura Weekly Market

The market is located in Faura itself. For more details on what else is available in the area, check out street markets in Faura. More details on the official page.

Where to stay in Faura

Faura is a small village, so you'll find the best range of accommodation in nearby towns like Sagunt or Puçol, both just a short drive away. Staying in Sagunt Town Centre puts you close to good transport links and makes it easy to reach Faura on market day.

If you'd rather stay closer, try searching for rural or apartment-style options in Faura itself, as some local properties do come up on booking sites. Either way, you won't need long to get to the market.

What day is Faura Weekly Market?

Faura Weekly Market runs every Wednesday and Thursday from 8am to 2pm, in the village of Faura in Valencia province. Stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, cheese and bread alongside clothing, footwear and leather goods, so it's worth timing a visit around one of the two market days rather than a quick midweek stop.

Do I need cash at Faura Weekly Market?

Yes, bring cash to Faura Weekly Market. Like most open-air markets in the region, stalls here work on a cash basis with no card payment options recorded, so it's best to carry notes and coins for the fruit, meat, fish, cheese, bread and clothing stalls that set up each Wednesday and Thursday.