2 markets tracked in Erandio.
Erandio's street markets give locals and visitors a straightforward way to shop for everyday essentials outdoors. The town has two weekly markets running on different days, together covering fresh food and a selection of non-food goods including clothing, footwear and jewellery. Both markets are held outside, so it's worth checking the weather before you head out. Erandio sits in Biscay province, within easy reach of other market towns across the Basque Country.
| Monday · today | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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| No markets | No markets |
Erandio sits right on the edge of Bilbao, so staying in Bilbao city centre gives you easy access to the markets while putting you close to everything the wider area has to offer. The metro connection between the two is quick and straightforward, so you won't need a car.
If you'd rather stay closer to Erandio itself, look for accommodation around Astrabudua, the most connected part of the municipality. It's a practical base with good transport links into both Erandio and central Bilbao.
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Erandio Weekly Market is the larger of the two, with around 50 stalls spread across an outdoor site. Produce stalls dominate the offering, covering fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, and cheese and dairy. It trades on Mondays and is a practical first stop for anyone wanting to pick up fresh local food in one place.
Rastro Reto Asua is the second outdoor market, running Monday to Friday. Stall numbers have not been confirmed for this market, but as a rastro it tends to lean toward second-hand goods, clothing and general merchandise rather than fresh food.
Runs every Monday from 9am to 2pm. A weekly market with 50 stalls offering fresh produce, fish, meat, cheese, and clothing.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Fish & Seafood · Meat & Poultry · Cheese & Dairy · Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather · Jewelry
Runs Monday to Friday from 10am to 2pm at Polígono Urazandi A1, Nave 9, in Erandio: five weekday mornings rather than the single market day most street markets keep.
Both of Erandio's street markets trade on Mondays, but Rastro Reto Asua also runs Tuesday to Friday, so it's the one to catch if Monday doesn't suit. If you are travelling from nearby Bilbao or Barakaldo, checking the specific day for each market before travelling will save a wasted journey, as neither market trades at the weekend.
Erandio's markets are entirely outdoors, so arrival in the morning tends to give you the best selection, particularly at the Erandio Weekly Market where fresh produce stalls can sell out by midday. For further local information, the Erandio municipal website is a useful reference for any schedule changes or local events that may affect market days.
Erandio Weekly Market trades every Monday, while Rastro Reto Asua runs Monday to Friday, so between the two there's a street market in Erandio on any weekday. Neither market opens at the weekend. Erandio Weekly Market's stalls usually open around 10am and close by 2pm.
No, neither of Erandio's two street markets trades at the weekend. Rastro Reto Asua is the more frequent of the pair, open Monday to Friday, while the Erandio Weekly Market, the larger of the two with around 50 stalls, only sets up on Mondays.
Rastro Reto Asua is one of Erandio's two outdoor street markets, trading Monday to Friday. Stall numbers haven't been confirmed, but as a rastro it leans toward second-hand goods, clothing and general merchandise rather than the fresh produce sold at the nearby Erandio Weekly Market.
