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Modernista market building with colorful tiles & a diverse collection of stalls, separated by type.
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Reviews — 7
The biggest and most popular market in Valencia. We visited on two separate days to be able to see every shop. Multitude of options from trinkets and souvenirs to butchers and food stalls. If you’re a tourist looking to buy souvenirs to bring back home, this market is your one-stop shop.
Markets are a celebration of fresh produce. Here they take pride and excel in this. A stunning Cathedral for prime ingredients! Don't leave without trying something.
This should be your number 1 place to visit whilst in Valencia if your a foodie like myself. It is simply stunning with a vast array of different shops and little restaurants inside. We spent a couple of hours here but could have stayed longer as it was so much fun. Free to enter and free to see all the beautiful types of foods from this area.
If you like food and drink then you will love this place. Traditional stalls where you can get free samples before you buy. The building itself is Amazing. Fresh Meat seafood vegetables. Even buy a drink whilst looking around
Quite enjoyed the atmosphere! It’s a grand bazaar where you can find delicious food, tapas, chocolate, a wide range of drinks, souvenirs, bakeries and everything. Not just to take away but you can also grab a glass of Sangria or Vermut and taste handmade gourmet chocolates while doing some shopping. Totally a must-see!
Unbelievable experience! Free entrance to marketplace that sells seafood, meat, vegetables, cured meat, and much more.
Give yourself at least an hour or two here - there's that much to see and savour. Very impressive selections of meat, seafood, and veg.
Toilets are at the back and downstairs. You ise your credit card to gain entrance - it was 1€ when we visited - be patient, machine takes it time.
Loads of opportunities for a meal inside or outside the market. An absolute must-see/-experience. Compares well with the similar market in other places such as Budapest.
Give yourself at least an hour or two here - there's that much to see and savour. Very impressive selections of meat, seafood, and veg.
Toilets are at the back and downstairs. You ise your credit card to gain entrance - it was 1€ when we visited - be patient, machine takes it time.
Loads of opportunities for a meal inside or outside the market. An absolute must-see/-experience. Compares well with the similar market in other places such as Budapest.
Very clean and pretty market. From souvenirs to exotic fruits to local sweets. I would recommed the shop of Navarro for the sweets. You can taste and then choose. you can pay with card or cash. He was so attending and he even let us know to use the receipt for toilette use. All in all very nice place and muss visit.
