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The best markets in Barcelona
These are just some of Barcelona’s best and most curious markets, each with its own charm and unique products. Exploring these markets is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy the city’s gastronomic offering (and more besides).
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- Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria
- Mercat de Sant Antoni
- Mercat de Santa Caterina
- Mercado de la Barceloneta
A few steps from the sea, Mercado de la Barceloneta has been one of the neighbourhood’s major meeting points for more than 140 years. It was founded in 1884 to supply a community closely linked to fishing and the port, and has since accompanied the evolution of one of Barcelona’s most distinctive corners.
- Mercat del Ninot Address C/ Mallorca, 133-157
- Mercat dels Encants
- Mercado de la Concepción
Visit one of the oldest markets in Barcelona, known for its impressive architecture that attracts both locals and tourists, where you can find a wide variety of fresh products and experience the city's culture.
- Mercat de la Llibertat Address Pl. de la Llibertat, 27
- Mercat de les Corts Address Travessera de les Corts, 215
- Mercat Gòtic
- Numismatics and Philately Market
Have you always been interested in little things? Then the Numismatics and Philately Market is home to all lovers of coins and stamps.
- Mercado Todo for €1 and €2
- Mercado Todo at €3
eventbrite.es On 7, 8 and 9 August, Central Poblenou opens its doors for a day for lovers of urban treasure: the eagerly awaited Mercado Todo at €3 arrives. From 11:00, thousands of garments and unique objects will be waiting for a new home... at just €3 per piece!
- «Los 22 del Market» Market
eventbrite.es In the vibrant heart of Barcelona, «Los 22 del Market» will premiere, an unmissable event for second-hand and vintage enthusiasts.
- Mercat de la Terra
Mercat de la Terra in Barcelona, active since 2015, promotes sustainability and responsible consumption. It offers local products and educational activities every Saturday, supporting the circular economy and food sovereignty. It is an evolving project aligned with ecological goals.
- «Allada Vermell» Art, Design and Craft Market
Located on the picturesque Allada-Vermell street, this market opens its doors every weekend of the year, offering visitors a unique shopping and cultural exploration experience.
- Palo Market Fest
Barcelona’s Palo Market Fest is an original event bringing together the best of culture, music and gastronomy.
- Artesanía del Palau de Mar Fair
Every weekend —and every day throughout the summer— Muelle del Depósito is transformed into a living showcase of creativity thanks to Feria de Artesanía del Palau de Mar. There, artisans from different disciplines come together to offer unique pieces that go far beyond the merely decorative.
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