Welcome to Xàbia! This city offers a wonderful variety of markets that showcase the best of local culture and cuisine.
From historic covered markets with stunning architecture to bustling weekly street markets, there's something here for every market enthusiast.
Whether you're looking for fresh produce, local crafts, or unique finds, Xàbia's markets have it all.
Xàbia's municipal markets are architectural gems that have served the community for generations. These covered markets offer a year-round shopping experience with quality vendors.
Barket i Mercat combines a fresh fish counter with restaurant service in Xàbia's Municipal Market. Specializes in Mediterranean seafood, traditional marisquería dishes, and fish and chips, open Wednesday through Saturday.
The Jávea Municipal Market is a traditional covered market located on Carrer Roques in Xàbia, Alicante. The market operates Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 8 PM, with reduced Saturday hours until 5 PM. It remains closed on Sundays. Vendors offer fresh local produce, meat, fish, and other food products typical of Mediterranean markets.
Xàbia's street markets bring neighborhoods to life with fresh produce, clothing, antiques, and local specialties. Each market has its own unique character and regular schedule.
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The Mercadillo de Jávea is a traditional street market held in Plaça de la Constitució in the coastal town of Xàbia, Alicante. This weekly market operates with regular opening hours, offering a range of goods to both residents and visitors. Vendors set up their stalls in the town's central square, providing an accessible shopping experience. The market accepts both cash and card payments for customer convenience.
Jávea Street Market is a weekly street market located in Plaça de la Constitució in the coastal town of Xàbia, Alicante. The market operates every Thursday from 8 AM to 2 PM, offering a variety of goods to locals and visitors. Vendors set up stalls selling clothing, household items, and other general merchandise. The market accepts modern payment methods including mobile and contactless payments, making shopping convenient for all customers.
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