Turís Market

Turís Market sets up twice a week at Plaza Vicent Ribes in Turís, an inland town in Valencia province. Around 50 stalls trade on Tuesday and Friday mornings from 9am to 2pm, which is a large market for a town this size and enough to cover a full week's food shop rather than a browse.

What you'll find at Turís Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables take up much of the square, with meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy stalls alongside them. Bread and bakery stalls trade on both days.

The market is not food alone. Clothing and textile stalls trade beside the produce, which is what makes it a general market rather than a food market, and it is worth a walk to the far end of the square before you decide what to carry home.

How to get to Turís Market

The market runs in Plaza Vicent Ribes, the square in the centre of Turís, and everything is outdoors with no indoor hall. Stalls come down at 2pm on both days. For the other markets in the town, see street markets in Turís.

Where to stay in Turís

Turís is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in town centre where you'll be within easy reach of the market and the local bars and restaurants. If you'd prefer more options, the nearby city of Valencia is just 35 kilometres away and makes a comfortable base, with great transport links to get you here.

What day is Turís Market?

Turís Market runs every Tuesday and Friday from 9am to 2pm, with the same hours on both days. Around 50 stalls set up at Plaza Vicent Ribes each time, and everything packs away at 2pm, so arriving mid-morning gives you the fullest run of stalls and the best of the produce.

What can you buy at Turís Market?

Turís Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery goods, plus clothing and textiles. Across its 50 stalls that covers a weekly food shop and a change of clothes in one trip, which is unusual for a market of this size.

Where is Turís Market?

Turís Market sets up in Plaza Vicent Ribes, the central square of Turís in Valencia province. The market is entirely open-air, filling the plaza on Tuesday and Friday mornings and clearing it again by 2pm, so there is no permanent building or hall to look for on the other five days.