Markets in Barcelona

Which day each market runs and when it opens: the city's covered food markets and the weekly markets in and around Barcelona. Days and hours come from official town-hall and market sources, and where an official source doesn't publish exact hours, we say so rather than guess.

Barcelona

Sitges

Badalona

Mataró

Vilanova i la Geltrú

Vic

Market days in Barcelona, by day of the week

Market days can change around local festivals, public holidays and out of season. Confirm with the town hall before travelling.

MondayBarcelona (Encants Barcelona), Barcelona (Encants de Sant Antoni)
TuesdayBarcelona (Petit Mercat de Canyelles), Vic (Mercat de Vic (Tuesday and Saturday))
WednesdayBadalona (Encants de La Salut), Barcelona (Encants Barcelona), Barcelona (Encants de Sant Antoni), Barcelona (Mercat setmanal de Provençals)
ThursdayBarcelona (Encants de Sant Antoni), Mataró (Mercat setmanal de la plaça de Cuba), Sitges
FridayBadalona (Encants del Parc de Montigalà), Barcelona (Encants Barcelona), Barcelona (Encants de Sant Antoni), Barcelona (Fira del Col·lectiu d'Artesans d'Alimentació, Plaça del Pi), Barcelona (Petit Mercat de Zona Nord), Vilanova i la Geltrú (Mercat ambulant de Mar (divendres))
SaturdayBadalona (Encants del Turó Caritg), Barcelona (Encants Barcelona), Barcelona (Encants de Sant Antoni), Barcelona (Fira del Col·lectiu d'Artesans d'Alimentació, Plaça del Pi), Barcelona (Mercat de Pagès de Sants-Les Corts), Barcelona (Mercat de la Terra Slow Food Barcelona), Barcelona (Mercat setmanal del Besòs), Mataró (Mercat setmanal de Cerdanyola), Mataró (Mercat setmanal de Cirera-Molins), Mataró (Mercat setmanal de l'Escorxador), Mataró (Mercat setmanal de la plaça de Cuba), Mataró (Mercat setmanal del Pla d'en Boet), Sitges, Vic (Mercat de Vic (Tuesday and Saturday)), Vilanova i la Geltrú (Mercat ambulant del Centre (dissabtes))
SundayBarcelona (Fira Tradicional de Productes Naturals de la Plaça Sagrada Família), Barcelona (Fira del Col·lectiu d'Artesans d'Alimentació, Plaça del Pi), Barcelona (Mercat Dominical de Sant Antoni), Barcelona (Mercat setmanal de la Marina-Zona Franca), Vic (Mercat de Vic (Sunday))

Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona, Mercats de Barcelona: Encants Barcelona

Markets in Barcelona: common questions

Are Barcelona's food markets open on Sunday?

The city lists its municipal food markets Monday to Saturday, with no Sunday opening. Sunday options on the city's lists are the Dominical de Sant Antoni book market (8:30–14:00) and the Marina-Zona Franca street market (9:00–14:00).

What time do Barcelona's municipal markets open?

It depends on the market and the season. Many open early in the morning and close mid-afternoon on Saturdays, and several open late on Fridays. La Boqueria, for example, is listed Monday to Saturday 8:00–20:30, so check each market's hours before you go.

Is there a farmers' or producers' market in Barcelona?

The city lists the Mercat de Pagès de Sants-Les Corts on Saturdays, 10:00–14:30 except public holidays, and the Mercat de la Terra Slow Food Barcelona on Saturdays in the Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies.

Where can I find street markets near Barcelona?

Badalona's town hall lists Encants on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 9:00–14:00. Mataró has six Saturday markets, Vilanova i la Geltrú has street markets on Friday and Saturday, and Vic has markets on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Is there a flea market in Barcelona?

Yes. Encants Barcelona is listed Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 9:00–20:00 in the covered sector. The Sunday market at Sant Antoni sells books, magazines, postcards and video games.