Mieres Street Market

Mieres Street Market sets up every Sunday from 11am to 1:30pm on Calle Manuel Gutiérrez, next to Plaza de Abastos in central Mieres. Around 40 stalls line the street each week, selling fresh vegetables, clothing, prepared foods, and coffee. Both cash and card are accepted at most stalls.

What you'll find at Mieres Street Market

Fresh vegetables from local growers sit alongside clothing and textiles stalls. You'll also find prepared foods and coffee and tea vendors. It's a compact market that covers everyday essentials, and worth combining with a visit to the adjacent Mercado de Abastos for meat, fish, and cheese. Check out the other street markets in Mieres if you're around on different days.

How to get to Mieres Street Market

The market is on C. Manuel Gutiérrez, 15-1, right beside Plaza de Abastos in the town centre. The Mieres-Puente train station is about a 10-minute walk from the market.

Where to stay in Mieres

Mieres is a compact town, so staying central puts you within a few minutes' walk of Calle Manuel Gutiérrez on a Sunday morning. Town Centre is your best bet for convenience, with a handful of solid, no-fuss hotels; Hotel Asturias is the step up, and for budget-friendly stays it's worth browsing around Calle Manuel Llaneza, still within easy reach of the market.

What day is Mieres Street Market?

Mieres Street Market runs every Sunday from 11am to 1:30pm on Calle Manuel Gutiérrez, beside the Plaza de Abastos in the town centre. Trading lasts two and a half hours, so arriving before midday gives you the full run of the 40 stalls before traders start packing away.

What can you buy at Mieres Street Market?

Mieres Street Market's 40 stalls sell fresh vegetables, clothing and textiles, prepared foods, and coffee and tea. It is a general street market rather than a food-only one, so one Sunday walk covers produce for the week and a change of clothes. Carry cash, since card acceptance varies from one trader to the next.

Is Mieres Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Mieres Street Market is wheelchair accessible. It sets up outdoors along Calle Manuel Gutiérrez in the town centre, and there is a children's play area, which makes the Sunday morning workable with a pushchair as well as a wheelchair. Trading runs from 11am to 1:30pm.