Markets in Zaragoza

Markets in Zaragoza range from century-old covered halls to open-air street stalls. The city's municipal markets are open six days a week, while the main street market runs on Wednesdays and Sundays near the Expo site.

The star is the Mercado Central, a modernist building designed by architect Félix Navarro Pérez and opened in 1903. It sits in the Casco Antiguo and is one of the finest market halls in Aragon. After a two-year renovation, the building reopened in 2020 with its original iron and glass structure restored. For a neighbourhood feel, the Delicias Market serves one of Zaragoza's most populated districts with fresh produce, meat, fish and bakery goods.

On Wednesdays and Sundays, the open-air street market near the Expo site draws around 60 stalls selling clothing, leather goods, and antiques. Sunday mornings also bring smaller specialist markets across the old town, including an antiques market on Plaza San Bruno and a stamp and coin market on Plaza San Francisco.

The city council maintains a guide to Zaragoza's open-air markets with full details on schedules and locations.