Gandía Vintage Market

Gandía Vintage Market sets up every Saturday morning at Plaza del Prado y Raval in central Gandia, trading from 9am to 2pm before the stalls pack away for the week. It is an open-air market built around antiques rather than food, which sets it apart from the town's other street markets.

What you'll find at Gandía Vintage Market

Three kinds of stall dominate the square: antiques, second-hand clothing and textiles, and handicrafts. There is no fixed roster of traders, so what is laid out at Plaza del Prado y Raval on one Saturday will not be the same the next, and the whole thing is worth walking twice before you commit to anything. No payment options are confirmed for the market, so carry cash.

How to get to Gandía Vintage Market

The market runs at Plaza del Prado y Raval in central Gandia, close enough to the old town to reach on foot from anywhere in the centre. Everything is outdoors and at street level, and the five-hour window means arriving before midday leaves you time to work through the square properly.

Where to stay in Gandia

Staying near the beach area puts you close to the action, and Gandia's Playa de Gandia strip has plenty of hotels to suit different budgets. Playa de Gandia is a solid base, with the town centre just a short drive or bus ride away from where the vintage market sets up.

If you'd prefer to be right in the heart of things, look for accommodation in the old town itself. The Gandia City Centre keeps you within easy walking distance of the market and the rest of the town's shops and cafes.

What day is Gandía Vintage Market on?

Gandía Vintage Market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm at Plaza del Prado y Raval, and it trades weekly through the year rather than on set dates each month. Stalls are packed away by early afternoon, so a Saturday morning is the only window to catch it.

Where can you buy antiques in Gandia?

Gandía Vintage Market is where antiques are sold in Gandia, on stalls at Plaza del Prado y Raval every Saturday from 9am to 2pm, alongside second-hand clothing, textiles and handicrafts. Traders are not a fixed set, so the stock on the square changes from one week to the next.

Does Gandía Vintage Market take cards?

Gandía Vintage Market has no confirmed card payments on record, so carry cash for the Saturday stalls at Plaza del Prado y Raval. Card acceptance at an open-air market varies from one trader to the next, and there is no market-wide terminal to fall back on.