Medieval market in Benicalap

From 4 to 6 September 2026, the Plaza Nueva de la Ermita, in the Benicalap district, hosts a medieval-themed market. Over the three days the square fills with craft and trade stalls, street food offerings, live music, performances and workshops, according to the notice that announced the event through a neighbourhood channel. Admission is free, with no additional cost mentioned for accessing any specific activity.

Location and how to get there

The market is set up in the Plaza Nueva de la Ermita, within the Benicalap district, in the northern part of the city. The square has no metro stop in its immediate vicinity, so the most direct way to get there from the centre is by city bus or car. Anyone wanting to round off the visit with a nearby green space has the Parc de Benicalap, in the same district.

What the notice doesn't specify

The announcement doesn't detail opening and closing times for each day, a closed list of the craft and trade stalls taking part, or the specific music and workshop programme. There's also no official market page to turn to for more information: the only source available is the notice circulated on the neighbourhood channel mentioned. Before heading over, it's worth bearing in mind that the times for each day may vary. For more no-cost plans in the city, the guide to free plans in Valencia gathers more than thirty ideas, and the guide to Valencia's markets covers the permanent markets that run all year round.