Markets in Valls centre around Plaça del Blat, where traders have gathered for over 800 years. This small city in Tarragona province is best known for calçots and castells, but its weekly market is worth a visit for fresh produce, clothing, and flowers.
The market runs every Wednesday and Saturday from early morning. Around 25 stalls set up across Plaça del Blat, Plaça de l'Oli, and Portal Nou, with a separate clothing section stretching along Pati Square and Station Promenade.
Need a market today? Here's what's open:
| Day | Street Markets |
|---|---|
| Monday | None |
| Tuesday | None |
| Wednesday | Valls Weekly Market |
| Thursday | None |
| Friday | None |
| Saturday | Valls Weekly Market |
| Sunday | None |
If you're exploring the area, check out more markets near you across the Camp de Tarragona region. Nearby Reus and Tarragona both have larger market scenes.
The Valls Weekly Market has been a fixture of the city since the Middle Ages. You'll find seasonal fruit and vegetables, cured meats, spices, and preserves from local producers. The clothing section, running separately since 1942, sells textiles and everyday goods. You can find more details on the Visita Valls markets page.
The Valls Weekly Market is a traditional municipal market held in the centre of Valls, Tarragona. Operating on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8am to 2pm, the market takes place at Plaça del Blat. The market offers a variety of local produce, clothing, and household goods. Vendors set up their stalls across different areas of the town centre, creating a traditional Spanish market atmosphere.
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