Frequently Asked Questions

What types of markets are listed?

We cover two main types: municipal markets (permanent indoor markets, usually open daily) and street markets (periodic outdoor markets, often weekly or monthly).

How accurate is the opening hours information?

We regularly verify and update our data. However, markets may occasionally change their hours for holidays or special events. We recommend checking with the market directly for the most current hours.

Can I suggest a market that is not listed?

Absolutely! Visit our suggest a market page to submit details about any market we may have missed.

How do I report incorrect information?

Each market page has a "Suggest an edit" link. You can also use our contact form to report any errors.

Are markets in Spain open on Sundays?

Many street markets, particularly flea markets, operate on Sundays. Municipal markets are typically closed on Sundays, though there are exceptions. Use our calendar feature to check which markets are open on specific days.

Do Spanish markets accept credit cards?

Most municipal markets accept credit cards, though some individual stall vendors may prefer cash. Street markets are more cash-oriented, so it is best to bring euros.

What is the best time to visit a market?

For the freshest produce and best selection, arrive early — within the first hour of opening. For bargains, visiting towards closing time can yield lower prices as vendors look to sell remaining stock.