Grao de Gandia Street Market

Grao de Gandia Street Market sets up every Thursday from 8am to 2pm in the beachfront Grao district of Gandia, Valencia. Around 15 stalls line Plaça de la Marina, selling a mix of clothing, handicrafts, fresh produce, and deli goods, and the whole run takes under an hour to walk. It is listed alongside the town's other street markets in Gandia.

What you'll find at Grao de Gandia Street Market

Clothing and textiles take up most of the 15 stalls, with handicrafts and handmade goods alongside them. You'll also find fresh fruit, dried fruits, olives, churros, and cured meats from local producers. Dogs are welcome, and stalls take contactless and mobile payments as well as cash.

How to get to Grao de Gandia Street Market

The market sets up at Plaça de la Marina and Calle Mare de Déu Blanqueta in the Grao neighbourhood, close to Gandia's fishing port. From Gandia town centre, the Grao is a short drive or bus ride towards the coast. The stalls trade at street level on the flat, so the market is wheelchair accessible. Gandia's covered market halls are listed separately under municipal markets in Gandia.

Where to stay in Gandia

Staying in Grao de Gandia puts you closest to the street market, with the beach and port just a short walk away. The Bayren Hotel is a solid choice right in the area, or try Hotel RH Grao de Gandia for something comfortable and well-located.

If you prefer to base yourself in Gandia town centre, Gandia City Centre is easy to reach by tram and gives you access to the old town and the Mercat Municipal too.

What day is Grao de Gandia Street Market?

Grao de Gandia Street Market runs every Thursday, from 8am to 2pm, all year round. It sets up in the Grao beachfront district rather than Gandia town centre, and the 15 stalls begin packing away before the 2pm finish, so a mid-morning visit gets you the full run of them.

What can you buy at Grao de Gandia Street Market?

Grao de Gandia Street Market sells clothing, textiles and handicrafts across its 15 stalls, plus fresh fruit, dried fruits, olives, cured meats and churros from local food traders. It is a general street market rather than a produce market, so the clothing rails outnumber the food counters.

Do stalls at Grao de Gandia Street Market take cards?

Yes, Grao de Gandia Street Market takes contactless and mobile payments as well as cash. Carrying some cash is still worth doing, since acceptance varies from one of the 15 stalls to the next, and the small food traders are the likeliest to want coins for a bag of olives or a paper cone of churros.

Is Grao de Gandia Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Grao de Gandia Street Market is wheelchair accessible, trading at street level on the flat around Plaça de la Marina. Dogs are welcome too. The stalls stand in the open with no cover, so there is no shelter from sun or rain across the 8am to 2pm run.