Markets in Gandia
Valencia, Valencian Community
Gandia market days span most of the week, with six markets spread across the town centre and the Grau de Gandia port district. The city runs five outdoor street markets and one covered municipal market, selling everything from fresh seafood and local produce to antiques, jewellery, and handmade crafts. Whether you have a single morning or a full week, there is a market day that fits your visit.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — |
Monday2markets▼
Tuesday3markets▼
Wednesday2markets▼
Thursday3markets▼
Friday3markets▼
SundayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Gandia
Staying in Gandia Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the main market and the old town streets where most of the action happens. For something a little more comfortable, Hotel Bayren Parador is a solid choice with good transport links back into the centre.
If you're visiting in summer and want to combine market trips with the beach, Gandia Playa has plenty of accommodation options and is just a short bus ride from town.
Tours & Activities in Gandia
Municipal markets in Gandia
Prado Market is Gandia's main covered market, with 25 indoor stalls open on a weekly basis. It focuses on everyday food shopping, with traders selling fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy products. Because it is indoors, it runs regardless of weather and is a reliable stop for self-catering visitors staying in the area.
Street markets in Gandia
The largest street market is the Gandía Street Market, which sets up with around 45 stalls and draws shoppers from across the La Safor comarca. Stalls cover clothing, footwear, handicrafts, jewellery, and prepared foods, making it the most varied single market day in the city. It runs weekly outdoors and is the best starting point if you only have one market visit planned.
The Gandía Artisan Market is a smaller, more specialised affair with 9 stalls dedicated to handicrafts, jewellery, and footwear. It runs weekly outdoors and suits shoppers looking for locally made goods rather than general clothing or food. The Grao de Gandia Street Market brings 15 stalls to the beachfront port neighbourhood each week, with clothing and handicrafts the main draw for visitors already spending time near the beach.
The Gandía Vintage Market and Gandia Weekly Market round out the street offer. The Vintage Market focuses on antiques, clothing, and handicrafts, while the Gandia Weekly Market adds fresh fruit, vegetables, and flowers and plants to the mix alongside clothing. You can find more detail on official market listings via the Gandia town hall commerce page.
Gandía Street Market
Every week — Tuesday, Saturday
Gandia Weekly Market
Every week — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Grao de Gandia Street Market
Every week — Thursday
Gandía Artisan Market
Every week — Friday
Gandía Vintage Market
Every week — Saturday
Nearby markets worth visiting
The Valencia province has a dense network of weekly markets along the coast. The town of Oliva, around 10 km south of Gandia, holds its own street markets and is easy to combine with a visit if you are travelling by car. Further inland, Xàtiva runs a well-attended weekly market in its historic centre.
What day is the market in Gandia?
Gandia has markets on multiple days of the week. The largest, the Gandía Street Market with 45 stalls, runs on its weekly day outdoors, while Prado Market operates indoors on a weekly basis for fresh food shopping.
Is there a market in Grau de Gandia?
Yes, the Grao de Gandia Street Market runs weekly in the port district with 15 outdoor stalls selling clothing and handicrafts.
What can you buy at Gandia's markets?
Products across all six markets include fresh fruit and vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, clothing, footwear, handicrafts, jewellery, antiques, flowers and plants, and prepared foods.