L'Alcúdia Street Market

L'Alcúdia Street Market sets up every Friday from 7am to 2pm on Carrer Verge de l'Oreto in L'Alcúdia, Valencia. Around 30 stalls line the street selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books. This is a cash-only market, so bring enough with you.

What you'll find at L'Alcúdia Street Market

The market leans towards clothing and textiles, with stalls selling everyday wear and accessories alongside footwear and leather goods. You'll also find handicraft stalls and a selection of books and magazines. It's a good spot to pick up practical items and browse for bargains among the street markets in L'Alcúdia.

How to get to L'Alcúdia Street Market

The market sets up on Carrer Verge de l'Oreto, 8, close to the town centre. L'Alcúdia is a short drive south of Valencia city, and street parking is available nearby. The market area is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in L'Alcúdia

L'Alcúdia is a small town, so staying central is your best bet. Look for accommodation in or around Town Centre and you'll be able to walk to the street market without any fuss.

If you'd prefer more options nearby, the city of Alzira is just a short drive away and has a broader choice of hotels and guesthouses to suit most budgets.

What day is L'Alcúdia Street Market?

L'Alcúdia Street Market runs every Friday from 7am to 2pm, weekly through the year. Around 30 stalls set up along Carrer Verge de l'Oreto near the town centre, and traders begin packing away before the 2pm close, so the early morning is when you'll see the full run of stalls.

What can you buy at L'Alcúdia Street Market?

L'Alcúdia Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, and books and magazines across its 30 stalls. There is no fresh produce or food section, so it suits anyone after everyday wear, shoes or a look through the book stalls rather than a grocery run.

Do stalls at L'Alcúdia Street Market take cards?

No, L'Alcúdia Street Market is cash only, so draw money out before you arrive rather than counting on finding a machine on Carrer Verge de l'Oreto. Small notes and coins are worth having, since traders working a 7am start are unlikely to want to break a large note early on.

Is L'Alcúdia Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, L'Alcúdia Street Market is wheelchair accessible, running at street level along Carrer Verge de l'Oreto rather than up steps or inside a hall. There is a children's play area at the market too, which makes the Friday morning easier if you are shopping with young children.