Gandia Weekly Market

Gandia Weekly Market runs Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm on Carrer Foies in central Gandia. Six trading mornings a week is unusual here, so unlike most street markets in Gandia you do not have to plan a trip around one fixed market day.

About Gandia Weekly Market

The hours are the same every trading day, 9am to 2pm, and the market closes on Sundays. Both cash and card payments are accepted, which is not something you can count on at a Spanish street market, and the site is wheelchair accessible. Come before 11am if the fresh produce is what you are here for.

What you'll find at Gandia Weekly Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, and flowers and potted plants. The produce stalls cover the everyday grocery shopping, while the clothing and textile side is where the browsing happens.

How to get to Gandia Weekly Market

The market is at Carrer Foies, 5, in the centre of Gandia, within walking distance of the main shopping streets. Access is step-free, so a wheelchair or a pushchair is manageable inside.

Where to stay in Gandia

Staying in Gandia City Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the weekly market, with plenty of cafes nearby to round off your morning. If you prefer the beach, Gandia Playa is a short bus or taxi ride away and has a good range of accommodation for all budgets.

For something more central, Hotel Bayren I is a solid choice and well placed for exploring both the market and the old town on foot.

What days and hours is Gandia Weekly Market open?

Gandia Weekly Market opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm and closes on Sundays. The hours are the same on all six trading days, so there is no early or late closing to plan around. Arrive before 11am for the fullest fruit and vegetable stalls.

What can you buy at Gandia Weekly Market?

Gandia Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, and flowers and potted plants. That covers a week's grocery shopping and a change of clothes in one stop, on Carrer Foies, Monday to Saturday between 9am and 2pm. Cash and cards are both taken.

Is Gandia Weekly Market a farmers market?

Gandia Weekly Market is a general market rather than a producers-only farmers market. Fresh fruit and vegetable stalls trade alongside clothing, textiles, flowers and potted plants, so the produce is one section rather than the whole thing. The fresh stalls keep the same 9am to 2pm hours as the rest.

Does Gandia Weekly Market accept cards?

Yes, Gandia Weekly Market accepts both cash and card payments, which is unusual for a Spanish street market and means you do not need to find an ATM beforehand. Carrying some small cash is still worth it, since acceptance can vary from one stall to the next.