Explore Market Tourism with Vincci Hotels

Explore Market Tourism with Vincci Hotels: Where Architecture Merges with Local Culture.

At Vincci Hotels, we are passionate about offering you authentic experiences that allow you to immerse yourself in the essence of each destination. In this article, we invite you to discover the charm of market tourism, where local markets become authentic architectural works and epicentres of the cultural and gastronomic life of a city.

Imagine walking through halls full of history, where architecture tells you secrets of times past while the aromas and colours of fresh and local products surround you in a unique atmosphere. Each market is an open window to the culture and traditions of the place, and at Vincci Hotels we want you to live this experience to the fullest.

Stay in our hotels, strategically located near some of the most emblematic markets, and let yourself be carried away by a unique experience that will awaken all your senses, making your trip a total immersion in the local culture and a celebration of the flavours and traditions that make each city a special place.

Vincci Zaragoza - Zaragoza (Central Market)

Vincci Zaragoza - Zaragoza

In the heart of Zaragoza, the Vincci Zaragoza Zentro 4* hotel welcomes you with the majesty of the Central Market, an architectural jewel dating back to the 19th century. With its impressive metal and glass structure, this market is an engineering masterpiece that houses a variety of fresh and local products.

The Central Market of Zaragoza is more than a place to buy fresh products: it is a meeting point for the local community and a symbol of the city's identity. Explore its colourful stalls and breathe in the lively atmosphere as you discover the authentic Zaragoza.

Mercado Central de Zaragoza

Among the typical products, fresh fruits and vegetables, Teruel ham, Aragon lamb and a variety of local cheeses stand out. A curiosity is that this market was inaugurated in 1903 and its design was inspired by the Les Halles market in Paris. Additionally, the market has recently been renovated, preserving its original structure while modernising its facilities.

Vincci Mercat - Valencia (Valencia Central Market)

Vincci Mercat - Valencia

3 minutes from the Central Market of Valencia, is the charming Vincci Mercat 4* hotel, a hotel that pays tribute to the rich culinary tradition of the region. This market, considered one of the largest in Europe, is an architectural marvel that combines Gothic, modernist and art deco elements.

The Central Market of Valencia is a cultural treasure that reflects the rich history and diversity of the region. Immerse yourself in its bustling atmosphere and let yourself be carried away by the aromas and flavours that fill its halls, while you discover the authentic essence of Valencia.

Here, you can buy typical products such as horchata with fartons, local sausages, fresh fish and seafood, and the famous Valencian oranges. As a curiosity, the market has an area of more than 8,000 m2 and has more than 1,200 stalls! The market has a spectacular central dome that reaches 30 metres high, decorated with colourful stained glass windows that fill the space with natural light.

Vincci Bonjardim - Porto (Bolhao Market)

Vincci Bonjardim - Oporto

In the heart of Porto, the Vincci Bonjardim 4* hotel, has a decoration inspired by the famous Bolhao Market, a centuries-old institution that has been the pulsating heart of the city for generations. Inspired by the atmosphere and spirit of the market, this hotel perfectly combines tradition with modernity, offering a unique experience for lovers of gastronomy and local culture.

The Mercado Do Bolhao is a symbol of Porto's authenticity and tradition, where locals and visitors gather to enjoy the best food and atmosphere in the city. Explore its halls full of life and discover the local products that make Porto a unique gastronomic destination in the world.

Mercado Do Bolhao, Oporto

Here you can find typical products such as salted cod, olives, cheeses and Portuguese wines, as well as traditional sweets such as cream cakes. Don't miss the displays of fresh produce and interacting with the vendors, who are often generations of families who have maintained their stalls since the market opened.

A curiosity is that the market was inaugurated in 1914 and its name is due to a stream that ran through the area, known as Bolhao.