Cattle Fair: Legazpi Featured
A seasonal cattle fair in Legazpi selling meat and poultry. Part of the local Fiestas de Santikutz celebrations.
Meat & Poultry
Markets in Legazpi
2 markets tracked in Legazpi.
Legazpi markets draw visitors with two distinct weekly outdoor events, each with its own character and range of products. Both run on the streets of Legazpi without a fixed stall count, so arriving early gives you the best pick of what's on offer. Legazpi sits within Gipuzkoa province, a region with a strong tradition of local fairs and artisan produce.
Weekly Market Schedule
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Monday None
- No markets on mondays.
Tuesday None
- No markets on tuesdays.
Wednesday None
- No markets on wednesdays.
Thursday None
- No markets on thursdays.
Friday 1 market
- street Medieval Fair: Legazpi seasonal
Saturday · today 1 market
- street Medieval Fair: Legazpi seasonal
Sunday 1 market
- street Medieval Fair: Legazpi seasonal
Trading days aren't confirmed for Cattle Fair: Legazpi. Check the market's own page before travelling.
Where to stay in Legazpi
Legazpi is a small industrial town in the Urola valley, so accommodation options are limited. Staying in Town Centre puts you close to everything on foot, and there are a handful of rural guesthouses in the surrounding area if you prefer a quieter base.
If you want more choice, the nearby towns of Zumarraga and Beasain are just a short drive away and offer easier access to a broader range of places to stay, making them a practical alternative for exploring the markets here.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in Legazpi
The Cattle Fair is Legazpi's most traditional market, focused on meat and poultry sold directly by local producers. It's a weekly market, though its specific trading day isn't confirmed, so it's worth checking locally before you plan around it.
The Medieval Fair runs Friday to Sunday, 9am to 2pm, between May and September, selling handicrafts and prepared foods. It tends to attract makers and food vendors alongside curious visitors, so it's the market to prioritise if you're after locally made goods or something ready to eat on the day. Nearby Zumarraga and Urretxu also hold regular markets if you want to combine visits in the area.
Medieval Fair: Legazpi Featured
Runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm, May to September. A medieval-themed market featuring local handicrafts and prepared foods.
Handicrafts · Prepared Foods
Planning your visit
Both markets are held outdoors, so checking local conditions before you go is worthwhile. The Legazpi town council website is the most reliable source for current dates and any schedule changes throughout the year.
Is there a market in Legazpi on Saturday?
Yes, the Medieval Fair in Legazpi trades on Saturdays, alongside Friday and Sunday, from 9am to 2pm between May and September, selling handicrafts and prepared foods. The town's other street market, the Cattle Fair, doesn't have a confirmed trading day, so check the town council website before visiting for meat and poultry from local producers.
What can you buy at Legazpi's markets?
Legazpi's two street markets between them sell meat and poultry at the Cattle Fair and handicrafts and prepared foods at the Medieval Fair, which runs Friday to Sunday between May and September. Both set up outdoors on the town's streets rather than in a fixed market hall.
Is the Medieval Fair in Legazpi open all year?
No, the Medieval Fair in Legazpi only runs between May and September, trading Friday to Sunday from 9am to 2pm. Outside those months, the Cattle Fair, which doesn't have a confirmed trading day, is the only street market operating in the town.