Lasesarre Market

Across the 25 stalls you'll find the full range of everyday fresh food: fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread. It's a proper neighbourhood market catering mainly to local shoppers, so produce turns over quickly and prices are competitive. The fish and meat sections draw regular customers who come back for the quality and familiarity of the stalls.

Staying in the town centre puts you within easy reach of Lasesarre Market and the local shops and bars around it. Barakaldo is well connected by metro to Bilbao, so you can also base yourself there and make the short trip over without any hassle.

If you want to stay local, Barakaldo city centre has a handful of straightforward hotels that work well for a night or two. It's a practical, no-fuss base with good transport links across the wider Bilbao metro area.

The market is at Cervantes Kalea, 6 in San Vicente de Barakaldo. Local bus routes connect the area to Barakaldo's town centre, and street parking is available on surrounding streets. The building is wheelchair accessible throughout. For the full picture of municipal markets in San Vicente de Barakaldo, Barakaldo Market on Calle Juntas Generales is the other covered hall in the city.