Xirivella Street Market

Xirivella Street Market sets up every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm along Av. de la Constitució in Valencia. This open-air mercadillo focuses on clothing, footwear, leather goods, and jewellery at affordable prices. Bring cash, as card payments aren't accepted. Get there early for the best selection, since stalls start packing up well before closing time.

What you'll find

The stalls lean heavily toward fashion and accessories. You'll find affordable everyday clothing, shoes and leather goods, plus a selection of jewellery. It's a practical, no-frills market aimed at local shoppers rather than tourists, and one of several street markets in Valencia worth checking out.

How to get to Xirivella Street Market

The market runs along Av. de la Constitució, the main avenue through Xirivella. From Valencia city centre, take Metro Line 1 or local bus services towards Xirivella. By car, follow signs to Xirivella from the V-30 ring road.

Where to stay in Valencia

Xirivella is just southwest of Valencia city centre, so staying in the city is your best bet. El Carmen puts you close to the action with plenty of transport links out to Xirivella, and Russafa is another solid base with good local restaurants and easy access by metro.

If you prefer something more comfortable, Hotel SH Valencia Palace is a reliable mid-range option with good connections to the wider metro network, making the short trip out to Xirivella straightforward.

What day is Xirivella Street Market?

Xirivella Street Market runs every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm along Av. de la Constitució, the main avenue through Xirivella, just southwest of central Valencia. It's a weekly fixture, so the same day and hours apply throughout the year, with stalls trading right along the street rather than in a fixed square.

What can you buy at Xirivella Street Market?

Xirivella Street Market specialises in clothing, footwear, leather goods and jewellery, sold at affordable prices aimed at everyday local shoppers. Stalls run through fashion and accessories rather than fresh food, so it suits a wardrobe top-up more than a grocery trip. It's an open-air market, with everything laid out along the street rather than under cover.

Do I need cash at Xirivella Street Market?

Yes, Xirivella Street Market only accepts cash, so bring euros before you go, since none of the stalls take cards. The market runs every Wednesday from 9am to 2pm, and cash is the only payment option across the stalls selling clothing, footwear, leather goods and jewellery.