All Markets in Barcelona

The local markets are an unconventional way to visit a city dispossessed from the role of visit. You can immerse yourself in the habits and quirks of the citizens of that place, try the flavors, smells and gestures of an identity that is not yours. Certainly to admire the many works in museums, marvel at the magnificence of the architecture of centuries ago and remain in awe of some landscapes are experiences that enrich and will remain immortal in your mind. In a city like Barcelona governed by the essence of the contradiction each market makes the visitor feel a different soul of this city. Among the major markets to visit in Barcelona are:

Barcelona Markets

Market “Els Encats“

It is one of the largest flea markets in the Catalonia region. Open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 8:30. It is located around the Placa de Glories, specifically at the C / I Dos de Maig 186, Metro station Encats;

Barcelona Markets

Market “De Pulgas“

This is open every Sunday from 10 am and is a treasure trove for collectors and antique lovers. It is located in Plaza Real, Drassanes Metro stop.

Barcelona Markets

Market “De la Barceloneta“

It is a simple grocery market that with the installation of solar panels can cover more than 40% of the electricity it needs. Remains open throughout the week, except Monday, from 8.30 to 20.30 and early closing at 17 only on Sunday. It is located in Plaça Font, Alfons X Metro station.

Barcelona Markets

Market “Gothic“

It was designed to bring the public closer to the world of antiques. It is possible to visit every Thursday in the Plaza de la Catedral, Jaume I or Urquinaona metro stop.

Barcelona Markets

Market “The boqueria“

It is definitely the biggest tourism market in the city because of its location along the Rambla. It was originally intended as a flower market and now it is a real food market. It’s open from Monday to Saturday from 9.30 to 17.30, Liceu Metro stop.

Barcelona Markets

Market “del Raval“

This one can be visited on weekends from 11 to 21 along the Rambla del Raval. There are stands with products of local craftsmen and artists among which you can find jewelry, clothing, accessories and much more. To reach the Metro stations are Liceu and Sant Antoni.

Barcelona Markets

Market “Sant Antoni“

It is one of the oldest markets in the city and also one of the less touristy. The cabinet gives it an air of stately and history. Inside you will find superior selections of meats and fish but also fruits and vegetables. The market is open every day except Sunday from 7 to 20. To reach it the nearest Metro station is Sant Antoni.

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