L'Alcúdia Municipal Market

L'Alcúdia Municipal Market is a compact indoor market with 25 stalls on Carrer d'en Joan d'Àustria, 2 in the centre of L'Alcúdia, a small town in Valencia's Ribera Alta comarca. It opens Tuesday through Saturday from 7am to 2pm, with Friday seeing an earlier start at 5:30am and staying open until 3:30pm. It's the main source of fresh daily food for local residents and one of the municipal markets in L'Alcúdia.

About L'Alcúdia Municipal Market

The market trades indoors on Carrer d'en Joan d'Àustria, 2, within walking distance of the town's main square. All 25 stalls sit under one roof, and the building is wheelchair accessible, so the trading floor is reachable without steps and stays usable in bad weather. Stalls take cash, contactless cards and mobile payments, and the market can be reached on +34 962 996 601.

What to buy at L'Alcúdia Municipal Market

The stalls cover the daily essentials: fish and seafood, meat and poultry, fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread. With 25 stalls, this is a neighbourhood food hall rather than a big-city hall with specialist counters, and the six product lines above are what you'll find. Friday's session starts at 5:30am, three and a half hours before the rest of the week, and runs through to 3:30pm.

How to get to L'Alcúdia Municipal Market

The market is on Carrer d'en Joan d'Àustria, 2, within easy walking distance of the town's main square. From Valencia city, take the A-7 motorway south and follow signs for L'Alcúdia centre. Regional bus services also connect the town to Valencia. Street parking is available in the surrounding streets.

Where to stay in L'Alcúdia

L'Alcúdia is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the town centre, where you can walk to the market and local shops with ease. Try Town Centre for easy access on foot.

If you want more choice or a pool, Alzira is a short drive away and has a wider set of places to stay, with L'Alcúdia still within easy reach for a 7am start at the market.

What time does L'Alcúdia Municipal Market open?

L'Alcúdia Municipal Market opens at 7am and closes at 2pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Friday is the long day, opening at 5:30am and trading until 3:30pm. The market is closed on Sunday and Monday, so a weekday or Saturday morning is the only time to shop there.

What can you buy at L'Alcúdia Municipal Market?

L'Alcúdia Municipal Market's 25 stalls sell fish and seafood, meat and poultry, fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, and bread from the bakery counters. It is a market for the daily shop rather than a specialist one, so what is on the counters is the everyday food a Ribera Alta household buys each week.

Is L'Alcúdia Municipal Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, L'Alcúdia Municipal Market is wheelchair accessible. It is an indoor market on Carrer d'en Joan d'Àustria, 2, so the whole trading floor is under cover and reachable without steps, from the fish and meat counters through to the bakery. That also makes it a practical stop with a pushchair or a shopping trolley.

Does L'Alcúdia Municipal Market accept card payments?

Yes, L'Alcúdia Municipal Market accepts card payments. Contactless and mobile payments such as Apple Pay and Google Pay are recorded alongside cash, so you can pay either way for fish, meat or a week's fruit and vegetables without finding a cash machine first.