San Bruno Antiques Market

San Bruno Antiques Market sets up every Sunday in Plaza San Bruno, in Zaragoza's Casco Antiguo, and trades from 9am to 2pm. Antiques and handicrafts lead, with stalls also selling fresh fruit, vegetables and bread. It is one of Zaragoza's markets and one of the city's street markets.

What you'll find at San Bruno Antiques Market

Vintage pieces and artisan-made goods are the reason most people come, and they share the square with local producers selling fruit, vegetables and bakery. The whole market is open air, so a wet Sunday is felt.

How to get to San Bruno Antiques Market

Plaza San Bruno sits in the Casco Antiguo, Zaragoza's old town, at postcode 50003. For this and the city's other street markets, the official guide is worth a look.

Where to stay in Zaragoza

Staying in the El Casco Histórico puts Plaza San Bruno a short walk from your door, along with most of Zaragoza's main sights. The Hotel Palafox is the comfortable central option, while the NH Collection Gran Hotel de Zaragoza sits on the Plaza de España.

What day is San Bruno Antiques Market?

San Bruno Antiques Market runs every Sunday, from 9am to 2pm, in Plaza San Bruno in Zaragoza's Casco Antiguo. The pattern is weekly rather than monthly, so the same Sunday hours hold through the year, and the stalls are packed away by early afternoon.

Where is San Bruno Antiques Market in Zaragoza?

San Bruno Antiques Market fills Plaza San Bruno, postcode 50003, in the Casco Antiguo on the old town side of the city. The market is entirely outdoors in the square itself, which puts it within walking distance of the rest of the old town.

Does San Bruno Antiques Market take cards?

San Bruno Antiques Market has no card payment confirmed on its record, so cash is the safe assumption for a Sunday morning there. Acceptance varies stall by stall at an open-air market, and the fruit, vegetable and bread sellers are the ones most likely to want coins.