Street Markets in Gandia
Valencia, Valencian Community · 5 street markets
Street markets in Gandia set up at five locations across the city, Monday to Saturday and never on a Sunday. Saturday is the busiest, with three of the five trading at once, and Gandia Weekly Market runs six days out of the seven. Most open at 9am and pack up around 2pm. Dutch and German visitors will find the same five listed as the markt in Gandia.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None |
Monday1market
- StreetGandia Weekly Market
Tuesday2markets
- StreetGandía Street Market
- StreetGandia Weekly Market
Wednesday1market
- StreetGandia Weekly Market
Thursday2markets
- StreetGandia Weekly Market
- StreetGrao de Gandia Street Market
Friday2markets
- StreetGandía Artisan Market
- StreetGandia Weekly Market
Saturday3markets
- StreetGandía Street Market
- StreetGandía Vintage Market
- StreetGandia Weekly Market
SundayNo markets
What you'll find
Across the five markets you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, flowers and plants, jewellery and prepared foods. The Gandía Artisan Market on Fridays specialises in handicrafts, and the Gandía Vintage Market on Saturdays carries the antiques. The city's indoor food halls are listed separately under municipal markets in Gandia, and all markets in Gandia covers both types on one page.
All Street Markets in Gandia
Tips for visiting
Gandía Street Market, the biggest at 45 stalls, thins out well before it closes, so aim for the first hour. Carry cash, since card acceptance varies from one stall to the next. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday each have two markets running, close enough together to see both in a morning.
Where to stay in Gandia
Staying in Gandia Town Centre puts you walking distance from the market pitches and the old town streets, which matters on a Saturday when three markets trade the same morning and all of them are packed away by about 2pm. For a summer trip that mixes the beach with the stalls, Gandia Playa is a short bus ride from town and gets you in for a 9am opening. No car is needed for either.
Are street markets in Gandia free to enter?
Yes, all five street markets in Gandia are free to enter. They set up in the open air on public streets and squares, with no gate and no ticket, Monday to Saturday, most of them trading from 9am to about 2pm. Saturday is the busiest morning, with three of the five open at once.
What time do street markets in Gandia open?
Street markets in Gandia usually open at 9am and finish around 2pm, so the whole trading day is a morning. Get there in the first hour for the fresh fruit and vegetables. By midday the produce stalls are being packed away while the clothing and footwear pitches stay out to the end.
What's the biggest street market in Gandia?
Gandía Street Market is the biggest in Gandia, with 45 stalls. It leads on fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, and footwear, and like the rest of the city's five street markets it runs from about 9am to 2pm. The Friday artisan market and the Saturday vintage market are smaller and more specialised.
Is there a street market in Gandia on a Sunday?
No, none of Gandia's five street markets trade on a Sunday. The week runs Monday to Saturday, with three markets on Saturday, two each on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and one each on Monday and Wednesday. Saturday morning, 9am to about 2pm, is the closest thing to a weekend market here.
Which day has the most street markets in Gandia?
Saturday, with three of Gandia's five street markets trading, against two each on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and one on Monday and Wednesday. The Gandía Vintage Market and its antiques stalls are part of that Saturday count. Hours are the usual 9am to 2pm, so all three overlap for one morning's walk.
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