Cedavid Street Market

Cedavid Street Market sets up twice a week in Sedaví, a small town just south of Valencia city. Stalls set up around Plaça d'en Jaume I El Conqueridor every Wednesday and Saturday from 9am to 2pm, selling clothing, footwear, and handicrafts. Bring cash, as stalls here only take cash.

What you'll find at Cedavid Street Market

Clothing and footwear make up most of the stalls, with a mix of everyday basics and seasonal items, alongside handmade crafts. It's a practical market geared towards local shoppers rather than tourists.

How to get to Cedavid Street Market

The market spreads across the streets near Plaça d'en Jaume I El Conqueridor in central Sedaví. From Valencia, you can reach Sedaví by metro or bus. The Sedaví town council has more details on the market layout. You can also browse other street markets in Sedaví.

Where to stay in Sedaví

Sedaví is a small town just south of Valencia city, so your best bet is to stay in Valencia itself and make the short trip out for the market. The City Centre and Ruzafa both put you close to good transport links and plenty to do before and after your visit.

If you'd rather stay closer to the market, L'Horta Sud covers the towns immediately surrounding Sedaví and you'll find smaller, quieter accommodation options there.

What day is Cedavid Street Market?

Cedavid Street Market runs every Wednesday and Saturday from 9am to 2pm, in the streets around Plaça d'en Jaume I El Conqueridor in Sedaví. It's a weekly, outdoor market selling clothing, footwear and handicrafts, and stallholders only take cash, so bring some with you before you go.

Do I need cash at Cedavid Street Market?

Yes, cash is the only way to pay at Cedavid Street Market. There's no card payment option at the stalls, so bring what you'll need for the morning before you set off, whether you're visiting on the Wednesday or Saturday sitting.

What can you buy at Cedavid Street Market?

Cedavid Street Market sells clothing, footwear and handicrafts, with stalls covering everyday basics and leather footwear as well as handmade craft items. It's a general merchandise market rather than a food market, so for fresh produce you'd need the Mercado Municipal de Sedaví nearby instead.