Catalonia Square Market Featured
Runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm at Plaza de Cataluña. Fresh produce market in San Sebastian's city center.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables
Markets in San Sebastian
3 markets tracked in San Sebastian.
San Sebastian markets offer three weekly outdoor street markets covering everything from fresh produce to second-hand books and clothing. All three run on a weekly schedule in open-air settings, making them a practical stop for visitors exploring the city alongside the broader Basque Country food and culture scene.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday · today | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No markets | No markets | No markets | No markets | No markets |
Monday · today None
- No markets on mondays.
Tuesday None
- No markets on tuesdays.
Wednesday None
- No markets on wednesdays.
Thursday None
- No markets on thursdays.
Friday None
- No markets on fridays.
Saturday 1 market
- street Catalonia Square Market
Sunday 2 markets
- street Donostia Collectors Market
- street Donostia Sunday Market
Where to stay in San Sebastian
Staying in the Parte Vieja puts you right on the doorstep of the city's main markets and pintxos bars, and you can reach almost everything on foot. The Hotel de Londres y de Inglaterra is a classic choice with sea views and an easy walk to the old town action.
If you prefer something a bit quieter, the Gros neighbourhood across the river is laid-back, well-connected, and has its own great food scene just a short stroll from the centre.
Planning the trip
Heading to San Sebastian? Omio compares bus and train routes, YeSim gets an eSIM ready before you land, and GetYourGuide lists local food tours and experiences worth building a day around.
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Street markets in San Sebastian
The Catalonia Square Market is the place to head for fresh food, with stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables on a weekly basis. It is a straightforward produce market, well suited to self-catering visitors or anyone wanting locally sourced ingredients during their stay.
The Donostia Collectors Market caters to a different kind of browser, with stalls dedicated to antiques and books. If you are hunting for vintage finds or second-hand reading material, this weekly outdoor market is the most focused option in the city.
The Donostia Sunday Market rounds out the offering with clothing and footwear stalls, running weekly like the other two. It is a practical choice for anyone after everyday wear or browsing fashion at market prices.
Donostia Collectors Market Featured
Runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm in Plaza de la Constitución. A collectors' market focused on antiques, books and magazines.
Antiques · Books & Magazines
Donostia Sunday Market Featured
An outdoor clothing, footwear and leather market that sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm at Estación del Topo de Loiola in San Sebastian.
Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather
Planning your visit
All three markets are outdoor and run weekly, so timing your trip around the right day is worth checking in advance. San Sebastian sits within easy reach of other market towns in the Basque Country; visitors often combine a trip here with markets in Bilbao or Pamplona, both accessible within a couple of hours.
Is there a market open on Sundays in San Sebastian?
Yes, San Sebastian has two Sunday markets: the Donostia Sunday Market, selling clothing and footwear, and the Donostia Collectors Market, for antiques and books. Both usually run from 9am to 2pm, making Sunday the city's busiest day for markets, against just one on a Saturday.
How many markets are there in San Sebastian?
San Sebastian has three weekly street markets: the Catalonia Square Market for fresh produce, the Donostia Collectors Market for antiques and books, and the Donostia Sunday Market for clothing and footwear. All three trade outdoors on a weekly schedule.
What time do markets open in San Sebastian?
Markets in San Sebastian typically open at 9am and close at 2pm. That pattern holds across all three of the city's street markets, so a morning visit ahead of lunchtime is the safest bet whichever one you're heading to.