Quart Market

Quart Market is a small weekly street market in Quart de Poblet, Valencia province. It sets up every Sunday from 9am to 1:30pm on Carrer Cira de Girona with around 15 stalls. Both cash and contactless payments are accepted. Get there early for the best selection, as stalls start packing up around midday.

What you'll find

The market covers a mix of fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and bakery items, clothing and textiles, plus flowers and plants. It's a compact market geared towards the local community's weekly shop, and a good complement to the other street markets in Quart de Poblet.

How to get to Quart Market

Quart Market sets up on Carrer Cira de Girona in Quart de Poblet. The site is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Quart de Poblet

Quart de Poblet is a small town just west of Valencia city, so staying close to the centre of Quart works well if you want easy access to the market. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, with local amenities within easy reach.

If you'd prefer more accommodation options, Valencia city is only a short drive or bus ride away, and Olivereta sits on the western edge of the city closest to Quart, making it a practical choice. Valencia City Centre is another solid option if you want to combine your market visit with exploring the wider city.

What day is Quart Market?

Quart Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 1:30pm, all year round. It's the market's only trading day, with around 15 stalls setting up on Carrer Cira de Girona and packing away again by early afternoon, so a Sunday morning visit is the only chance to catch it.

What can you buy at Quart Market?

Quart Market's 15 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery items, clothing and textiles, and flowers and plants. It's a small, everyday market rather than a tourist draw, and the whole site is wheelchair accessible for anyone visiting on the Sunday it trades.

Do I need cash at Quart Market?

No, cash isn't essential at Quart Market. Stalls take contactless and mobile payments alongside cash, so a card or phone covers most purchases without a trip to the nearest ATM, across the market's 15 stalls.