When you’re exploring homes for rent in Valencia, especially for a short time, it’s worth setting up your place with second-hand furniture that won’t cost a lot. Luckily, Valencia has many good second-hand furniture shops to help turn your apartment into your dream space.

Whether you want to fill up an unfurnished apartment or decorate your room with unique pieces, you’ll find many items at low prices and in an excellent state in these second-hand shops. Discover where you can shop the best second-hand furniture in Valencia in this list!

Top 5 vintage shops for second-hand furniture in Valencia

El Rastro

• Address: Avenida Suecia, Mestalla
• Opening hours: Sunday: 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

El Rastro is a weekly outdoor market held every Sunday. The vendors here sell everything: colorful Spanish tiles, vintage furniture, cheap antiques, vases, small home appliances, tools, and the list goes on. During the afternoon, the market gets crowded, so our advice would be to go early in the morning.

Although everything is already affordable, this's the place for bargain hunting. You can get a good discount, especially if you know Spanish.

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The police monitor the market for safety, but still, be careful with your belongings.

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Pannonica Vintage

• Address: Carrer de Baja
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 11.30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Located in the central neighborhood of Valencia, they have a wide selection of furniture, from chairs and tables to colorful vases and vintage lamps. The owners handpick all the items during their buying trips to Denmark, Germany, England, Morocco, and throughout regions of Spain. They also have a collection of jazz vinyl and one-of-a-kind art pieces.

El Monstruo

• Address: Carrer de Calatrava
• Opening hours: Monday to Saturday: 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

El Monstruo is located a few streets away from the University of Valencia. Even though they don’t sell big furniture items like beds or tables, you’ll find small appliances and home accessories in good condition. They also have an online shop where you can buy clothing items. The owner of the shop also makes handmade jewellery and hats.

La Conserva

• Address: Puerto Rico
• Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

La Conserva is one of the shops in Valencia where you’ll find all kinds of objects from different eras and styles, from art deco and vintage to industrial or modern. If you want to upgrade your home with rare pieces, this is the place for you.

La Señora Henderson

• Address: Tapineria 14, Plaza del Miracle del Mocadoret
• Opening hours: Monday to Saturday: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

La Señora Henderson is a great thrift shop for finding kitchenware and small home objects. You’ll find colorful plates, mugs, candles, and even hangers inside the shop. While you’re there, don’t forget to check out their extensive vintage jean collection. Everything here costs around €15 to €35.

Shopping second-hand furniture in Valencia

Once you’ve shopped, you might be wondering, “how can I bring the items home?” Unfortunately, the second-hand furniture shops in Valencia don’t have a delivery service. But, thankfully, the clean and air-conditioned metro and trams are a convenient way to bring back small items to your home. For bigger furniture, such as a bed and sofa, you’ll need a car. Keep in mind that if you’re a non-EU citizen, you can use your foreign driving license for the first 6 months since your arrival only. In this case, if you decide to find houses for rent in Valencia in advance, it'll give you time to do everything efficiently and without stress.

Overall, the cost of living in Valencia is very affordable. And by decorating your apartment with second-hand furniture, you can save even more money to do fun things in Valencia from partying at lively nightlife venues to attending its many festivals.

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