San Lorenzo Market

San Lorenzo Market is an outdoor market in Algorta that brings together fresh produce, quality cheese, meat, baked goods and organic products. It sets up weekly across the Plazas San Nicolás and Biotz Alai in the town centre, a local favourite for sourcing ingredients directly from producers.

What you'll find at San Lorenzo Market

You'll find abundant fresh fruits and vegetables, alongside quality cheese and dairy products from local suppliers. The market also stocks fresh meat and poultry, plus bread and baked goods from dedicated vendors. Organic products are available for those seeking pesticide-free options, and prepared foods are on offer for a quick meal or snack.

How to get to San Lorenzo Market

San Lorenzo Market is located at Plazas San Nicolás and Biotz Alai in central Algorta. More details on the official page. See our guide to street markets in Algorta for more options in the area.

Where to stay in Algorta

Algorta is a small seaside town, so staying close to the old port area of Puerto Viejo puts you within easy walking distance of San Lorenzo Market and the local restaurants. For a slightly wider choice of accommodation, the nearby city of Getxo Centre has good options with straightforward metro connections back into the area.

If you prefer somewhere with more hotel variety, Bilbao City Centre is just 20 minutes away by metro and gives you access to the full range of the Basque Country's accommodation scene while still making a morning market visit perfectly doable.

What day is San Lorenzo Market?

San Lorenzo Market runs weekly in Algorta, though the record doesn't have a confirmed day yet. The market sets up across Plazas San Nicolás and Biotz Alai in the town centre, so check the official page for the current schedule before planning a visit.

Where is San Lorenzo Market?

San Lorenzo Market sets up across Plazas San Nicolás and Biotz Alai in Algorta, in the Biscay province of the Basque Country. Both squares sit close together in the town centre, so it's easy to cover the whole market on foot in one visit.