San Martín Azoka

San Martín Azoka sets up every Saturday morning in Ermua, a working town in Biscay's industrial heartland. With 30 stalls arranged around Plaza Cardenal Orbe and its surroundings, this is a proper local market where residents shop for the week. You'll find everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to local cheese and bread, plus prepared foods and handicrafts.

What you'll find at San Martín Azoka

The produce section dominates the market, with stalls loaded with seasonal vegetables and fresh fruit sourced from regional growers. Alongside these you'll find a strong selection of Basque cheese and dairy products, quality meat and poultry, and several bakery stalls with fresh bread and pastries. A handful of stalls sell prepared foods for immediate eating, and local artisans bring handicrafts to add variety beyond groceries.

How to get to San Martín Azoka

The market occupies Plaza Cardenal Orbe and its surroundings in central Ermua, making it easy to reach on foot from most neighbourhoods. More details on the official page. For a wider view of what's available across town, check out the other street markets in Ermua.

Where to stay in Ermua

Ermua is a small town, so your best bet is staying in the town centre itself, where you'll be within easy walking distance of the San Martín Azoka market. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base.

If you'd prefer more accommodation options, nearby Eibar is just a short drive away and well connected by public transport. Eibar Town Centre gives you a broader choice of hotels while keeping you close enough to enjoy the market without any hassle.

What day is San Martín Azoka?

San Martín Azoka runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It's a consistent weekly fixture, so you can rely on finding it open at these times year-round.

How many stalls does San Martín Azoka have?

San Martín Azoka has around 30 stalls, spread through Plaza Cardenal Orbe and the surrounding streets in Ermua. The stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery items, prepared foods and handicrafts, and the market runs entirely outdoors.