The market, organised in conjunction with the local town hall, will take place over 4 days. It includes a good variety of crafts stalls selling antiques, utensils, stained glass, toys, spices, tea, Arab cuisine, potters and chocolatiers, among others. Plus there are demonstrations of craft workshops as well as shows and performances such as storytellers, musicians, juggling, fire and falconry shows, including characters dressed up in medieval costume.

The Mercado Medieval will be situated at the Plaza Al Andalus, next to the Ayuntamiento (town hall).

No programme of events has been listed yet but if we get more details we’ll let you know via our blog.