Fairs, crafts and historical reenactments to enjoy in November
November 2026 brings new opportunities to discover the heritage and traditions of various Spanish towns through their medieval markets. This month's events include towns that preserve their city walls, monumental cities and fairs dedicated to different historical periods, so if you are thinking of an autumn getaway, these events offer several options for choosing your destination.
Medieval markets in Spain for this November
Elche Medieval Market: from the 5th to the 8th
The market will put the final touch on the XXXI Elche Medieval Festival, held under the motto Terra Regnum.
About a hundred stalls will occupy Baix Square, the adjacent streets and the Glorieta, with crafts, gastronomy and demonstrations of traditional trades, such as blacksmithing and carpentry, and there will also be storytelling, children's theater and live music.
Mascarell Medieval Fair: from the 6th to the 8th
Mascarell, a district of Nules, will celebrate its XIX Medieval Fair within its walled enclosure, the only one in the Valencian Community that is fully preserved.
The program includes more than 120 free shows, including medieval tournaments, equestrian displays, falconry, minstrels and live music, in addition to expanded shows in the palenque.
Xàtiva Borja Fair: from the 6th to the 8th
This event explores the history of the Borja family, linked to Xàtiva, with historical visits, theatrical tours, family activities and music.
The craft and gastronomy fair will be set up in Alameda Jaume I, while the early music competition will add a cultural appeal that distinguishes it from traditional medieval markets.
Festa del Dux de Riba-roja de Túria: from the 6th to the 8th
This celebration brings Visigothic culture closer through the reenactment of the Pact of Tebdemir, linked to the transition between the Visigothic and Muslim eras.
The old town will host craft and gastronomy stalls, and the program will coincide with the VII Offering to the Túria River, dedicated to the river and the towns along its banks.
Cazalegas Medieval Days: from the 6th to the 8th
It appears on the medieval market calendar with days dedicated to crafts, food, gastronomy and accessories, having even issued a call to traders and artisans, so its announced activity focuses on the stalls and products related to this type of fair.
Lloret de Mar Medieval Fair: from the 6th to the 8th
Jacint Verdaguer promenade, along the seafront, will host this medieval-themed fair, while its outdoor route will allow you to stroll among craft stalls and street entertainment proposals, in a location that combines the atmosphere of the fair with the proximity of the promenade.
Callosa de Segura Medieval Market: from the 6th to the 8th
The old town will be decorated with flags, banners and streets covered in straw, while the stalls will offer leather, esparto, wax and carved wood crafts, in addition to popular gastronomy and demonstrations of traditional trades, along with music and entertainment that will complete the medieval atmosphere.
Pedro Muñoz Renaissance Market: from the 6th to the 8th
Paseo de la Mota will host this Renaissance-themed fair, with craft stalls and traditional products.
The proposal will allow you to get closer to the aesthetics and customs of this historical period which, although later than the Middle Ages, also has a lot to offer.
Almussafes Medieval Mercat: from the 6th to the 8th
The Plaza Mayor and the Torre Racef, of Andalusian origin, will serve as the setting for this event where there will be craft and gastronomy stalls, daytime and nighttime shows, children's games and a petting zoo, with proposals to enjoy with the family.
Bocairent Medieval Fair and Market: from the 7th to the 8th
The old town, with its cobbled streets and historic squares, will host this fair, which will coincide with the Trade Fair, where craft and gastronomy stalls will share space with street entertainment and family activities, in an environment that invites you to discover the town's heritage.
Lepe Templar Market: from the 12th to the 15th
Lepe appears in specialized calendars with a Templar-themed market and a call directed at artisans and traders of products related to food, gastronomy and accessories, under an atmosphere inspired by the Templars, one of the best-known military orders of the Middle Ages.
Cáceres Three Cultures Medieval Market: from the 12th to the 15th
The Monumental City will bring together stalls, musical parades, jugglers, stilts, theater, dance and fire shows, while children's activities and traditional games will complete the program in the historic center, the setting for this celebration that evokes the coexistence of Christian, Jewish and Muslim cultures.
Totana Medieval Market: from the 13th to the 15th
Constitution Square and Balsa Vieja Square will host craft stalls, parades, music, falconry, a petting zoo and workshops.
The event will coincide with the start of the patron saint festivities in honor of Santa Eulalia, one of the most prominent festive periods in the municipality.
Dílar Duende Medieval Market: from the 13th to the 15th
In its fourth edition, this event will combine the medieval atmosphere with the world of gnomes and fantasy.
España and Alta Squares will bring together craft stalls and traditional products, tastings, parades and workshops, in a proposal that mixes history and fantastic elements.
Mutxamel Medieval Market: from the 14th to the 15th
The medieval atmosphere will coincide with the local business showcase, combining craft stalls with exhibitors from the municipality's businesses.
The parades, shows and workshops will complete the weekend program, with activities also designed to enjoy with the family.
Ermua Medieval Market: from the 20th to the 22nd
The San Lorenzo neighborhood will host this event, organized by Degladis Servicios Temáticos.
For three days, the stalls of artisans and merchants will recreate the atmosphere of the old medieval markets.
Cartagena Medieval Market: from the 20th to the 22nd
The historic center will bring together craft, food and restaurant stalls in an environment marked by the city's Roman and medieval heritage, while the visit will allow you to combine the market atmosphere with a tour of its streets and historic monuments.
Mengíbar Medieval Market: from the 20th to the 22nd
Constitution Square will bring together a maximum of fifteen craft and trade stalls in a small-scale proposal that will concentrate the activity in the center of the municipality.
The opening is scheduled for Friday afternoon, with an atmosphere inspired by the old medieval markets.
Lorca Medieval Market: from the 20th to the 23rd
The celebration will coincide with the activities in honor of San Clemente, patron saint of Lorca.
The craft and food stalls will be set up in a city whose past as a borderland between Christian and Muslim kingdoms is still reflected in monuments such as the castle and its historic complex.
Almoradí Medieval Market: from the 27th to the 29th
Constitution Square will bring together craft and food stalls, accompanied by medieval entertainment.
The event will allow you to walk through the center of this town in the Vega Baja del Segura and enjoy a themed fair during the last weekend of November.
Baeza Medieval Market: from the 27th to the 30th
The stalls will be distributed throughout the historic center, near emblematic buildings such as the cathedral and the Jabalquinto Palace.
The route will allow you to combine the medieval atmosphere with the monumental heritage of this city in Jaén, declared a World Heritage Site together with Úbeda.
