S Street vendors are business actors engaged in the urban informal sector with smallscale business and occupy urban public spaces (sidewalk, city parks, and even roadsand parking lots). The Royal Market was chosen as the study area because it’s astrategic location near from urban facilities, and an option for the street vendors. InSerang City Spatial Planning 2010-2030, that the informal sector is directed to theRoyal Market area. However, the limited space capacity and incomplete spatialplanning have caused street vendors to become irregular and have resulted invarious problems such as congestion and conversion of public spaces. This studyaims to find the formulation of directions for the arrangement of street vendors inThe Royal Market area. The methods used are descriptive statistical analysis,triangulation analysis, and spatial analysis. Respondents were 68 street vendorslocated in the study area, which conducted by interviews according to 11 variablesand 16 indicators. The results of this study indicate that street vendors aredominated by traders of goods such as textiles and accessories who use permanentbusiness facilities in the form of tarp-covered carts. The formulation of thisstructuring direction is divided into 5 typologies based on the types of merchandisebelonging to street vendors: prepared foods, processed foods, non-food items(textiles, accessories, and services). The recommendation in each typology is to usesame type and size of business stalls so it will easier to organize and can add theaesthetic value to the city.