Street Markets in Port de Sagunt

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Street markets in Port de Sagunt set up on Thursdays and Saturdays, and there are three of them, including one of the largest weekly markets anywhere on this stretch of the Valencian coast. Two trade on both days, opening at 8am and packing down around 2pm, so a single morning covers almost everything the town sells outdoors.

All Street Markets in Port de Sagunt

Maritime Promenade Summer Market

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A seasonal market running along the maritime promenade in Port de Sagunt with 30 stalls of handicrafts, jewelry and food.

Schedule not available

Puerto de Sagunto Street Market

Twice-weekly street market on Plaça Sol selling clothing, footwear, leather goods and handicrafts. Thursdays and Saturdays, 8am to 2pm.

Every week on Saturday, Thursday

Puerto de Sagunto Weekly Market

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Runs every Thursday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm. One of the region's largest outdoor markets with 800 stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, footwear and more.

Every week on Thursday, Saturday

What the stalls sell

This is a working port town's market rather than a tourist one. Fresh fruit and vegetables sit alongside clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, jewellery, handicrafts, books and magazines, and stalls cooking prepared food to eat as you walk. The Puerto de Sagunto Weekly Market is the biggest by a long way, at around 800 stalls, and non-food traders outnumber produce traders across all three.

Tips for visiting

Arrive before 10am for the best of the fresh produce and to beat the midday heat. Bring cash, since card acceptance varies from one stall to the next, and plan to finish by around 2pm when most traders pack up. Indoor food shopping and the rest of the town's markets are listed on the Port de Sagunt city page, and the Valencia province page covers the nearby towns if you want a second market day.

Where to stay in Port de Sagunt

Staying in Port de Sagunt town centre puts you within walking distance of the market streets and the seafront, which counts for a lot when trading starts at 8am and you would rather not drive in and look for a space. If the town centre is booked out, Sagunt sits a few kilometres inland with a wider choice of rooms and straightforward bus and road connections back down to the port, so a car is useful here but not essential.

What day is the street market in Port de Sagunt?

Street markets in Port de Sagunt trade on Thursdays and Saturdays. Two of the town's three street markets set up on both of those days, from 8am until about 2pm, and the third has no fixed day confirmed. No street market in Port de Sagunt trades on a Sunday.

What time do street markets in Port de Sagunt open?

Street markets in Port de Sagunt open at 8am and run until around 2pm, which is the usual pattern across all three on both Thursdays and Saturdays. Fresh produce goes first, so before 10am is the sensible window; by early afternoon the stalls in Puerto de Sagunto are already coming down.

Are street markets in Port de Sagunt free to enter?

Yes, all three street markets in Port de Sagunt are free to enter, with no ticket and no entry charge. They set up on open streets on Thursdays and Saturdays from 8am, so you can walk in, browse and leave whenever you like, and you pay nothing unless you buy from a stall.

What can you buy at street markets in Port de Sagunt?

Port de Sagunt's street markets sell fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, jewellery, handicrafts, books and magazines, and prepared food. The 800-stall Puerto de Sagunto Weekly Market carries the broadest selection of the three, and it is the one to pick if you want clothing and footwear rather than groceries.