Mislata Traditional Market

Mislata Traditional Market is the covered municipal market on Calle de Fernando Sastre, 1, serving Mislata on Valencia's western edge. Its 25 stalls trade Monday to Saturday from 8am to 2pm, so it is a morning market six days a week. The hall is wheelchair accessible, there is parking nearby, and stalls take cash, contactless cards and mobile payments.

What to buy at Mislata Traditional Market

The counters cover the daily shop: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery goods, and a run of organic products. It is a neighbourhood food market rather than a tourist one, which is why everything shuts at 2pm and nothing reopens in the afternoon. For the rest of the town's food shopping, see municipal markets in Mislata and its street markets.

How to get to Mislata Traditional Market

The market is at Calle de Fernando Sastre, 1, in central Mislata, a short distance from Valencia's western edge. Metro lines 1, 2 and 7 stop at Mislata-Almassil station, around a 5-minute walk from the market. Parking is available nearby for those driving from the wider Valencia area.

Where to stay in Mislata

Mislata sits right on the edge of Valencia city, so staying in the City Centre puts the market a short metro or tram ride away while keeping the rest of Valencia within reach.

Closer in, look for rooms around Mislata Town Centre, within walking distance of Calle de Fernando Sastre and the 8am opening.

What time does Mislata Traditional Market open?

Mislata Traditional Market opens at 8am and closes at 2pm, Monday to Saturday, and does not open on Sundays. The 25 stalls trade through the morning only, so come well before 1pm for the fish and meat counters at their fullest. The hall is covered, so the hours hold whatever the weather.

What can you buy at Mislata Traditional Market?

Mislata Traditional Market's 25 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery goods, with organic products alongside them. It is stocked for daily household shopping rather than souvenirs, so the produce counters follow whatever is in season.

How do I get to Mislata Traditional Market?

Mislata Traditional Market is at Calle de Fernando Sastre, 1, in the centre of Mislata, just west of Valencia city. The nearest metro stop is Mislata-Almassil (lines 1, 2 and 7), around a 5-minute walk away, and there is parking close by. The market is wheelchair accessible once you are inside.

Does Mislata Traditional Market accept card payments?

Yes, Mislata Traditional Market takes contactless card payments and mobile payments as well as cash, so you can pay at the counters by phone. Cash is still worth carrying for small buys, and the market's phone line is +34 963 836 636 if you want to check with a particular stall.