Tavernes de la Valldigna Municipal Market

The Valldigna valley sits between the mountains and the Mediterranean coast, making it prime growing territory for citrus and seasonal vegetables. You'll find that quality reflected in the stalls here. The building recently went through a modernisation project, with new flooring and improved energy-efficient lighting, so the space is clean and well-lit.

There's also a bar inside where locals stop for a coffee before doing their shopping. Every Thursday, an open-air street market sets up around the building, expanding the range of what's available that day. For an overview of municipal markets in Tavernes de la Valldigna, see the city page.

Across the 15 stalls you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, a butcher, a fish counter, cheese and dairy, and a bakery. The valley's citrus and locally grown produce are worth picking up when in season.

Tavernes de la Valldigna is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in the town centre, Town Centre, where you'll be within easy reach of the municipal market and local shops. The surrounding Valldigna valley also has a handful of rural accommodation options if you prefer a quieter base.

If you want more choice, the nearby coastal town of Gandia is just a short drive away and offers plenty of hotels and apartments, making it a practical alternative for exploring the area.

The market is on Carrer Ramón y Cajal in the town centre, walkable from most parts of Tavernes de la Valldigna. Street parking is available in the surrounding streets. More practical information is on the Tavernes tourism site.