Santa Brígida Street Market

The Santa Brígida Street Market sets up on the Paseo del Guiniguada in Santa Brígida three mornings a week: Friday from 7:40am, Saturday and Sunday from 7am. Friday and Saturday wind down around midday, and Sunday carries on until 2pm. Twenty-five stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, local honey, nuts and dried fruit, and organic produce. It is one of the street markets in Santa Brígida, and cards and mobile payments are taken alongside cash.

What you'll find at Santa Brígida Street Market

The produce comes off the smallholdings in the countryside around the town: seasonal fruit and vegetables, organic goods, local honey, and nuts and dried fruit. Nothing in the record points to craft or clothing stalls, so treat it as a produce market. At 25 stalls it is small enough that one walk-through covers everything, which is why the early hours matter more here than the closing time.

How to get to Santa Brígida Street Market

The market runs along the Paseo del Guiniguada in the centre of Santa Brígida, postcode 35300, inland in Gran Canaria's green highlands. From Las Palmas de Gran Canaria it is around 20 minutes by car on the GC-15, and buses connect the two towns. The market is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Sta Brígida

Santa Brígida is a small, pleasant town in the hills above Las Palmas, so staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the Saturday street market. If you prefer more accommodation options, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is just a short drive away and well connected by bus.

What days does the Santa Brígida Street Market run?

Santa Brígida Street Market runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday on the Paseo del Guiniguada. Friday stalls open at 7:40am, Saturday and Sunday at 7am. Friday and Saturday wind down around midday, while Sunday carries on until 2pm, which makes it the longest of the three sessions and the easiest to arrive late for.

What can you buy at the Santa Brígida Street Market?

Santa Brígida Street Market's 25 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, local honey, nuts and dried fruit, and organic produce, most of it grown in the surrounding countryside. It is a produce market rather than a general one, and small enough to see in a single pass along the Paseo del Guiniguada.

Where is the Santa Brígida Street Market?

Santa Brígida Street Market sets up along the Paseo del Guiniguada in the centre of Sta Brígida, postcode 35300, in the province of Las Palmas on Gran Canaria. It is about 20 minutes inland from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on the GC-15, and the market area is wheelchair accessible.

Does the Santa Brígida Street Market take cards?

Yes, Santa Brígida Street Market takes cards, including contactless, and mobile payments as well as cash. Acceptance can still vary from one stall to the next at an open-air market, so carry some cash for the smaller produce stalls, particularly at 7am when traders are still setting up.