Markets in Badalona

Barcelona, Catalonia

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Markets in Badalona are spread across the city's neighbourhoods, each serving their local community with fresh produce, fish, meat, and everyday essentials. With four municipal markets and a weekly street market, there's always somewhere to shop close by.

Badalona sits right on the Mediterranean coast next to Barcelona, and its markets reflect that coastal character. You'll find excellent fresh fish and seafood at stalls supplied by the local fishing tradition, alongside fruit and vegetables from the Catalan hinterland. The Ajuntament de Badalona manages all four municipal markets.

Weekly Market Schedule

Tours & Activities in Badalona

Municipal markets in Badalona

Badalona's four covered markets open Monday to Saturday. The oldest is the Torner market at Plaza Nueva, built in 1926 and designed by municipal architect Josep Fradera i Botey. La Salut and San Roque serve the western neighbourhoods, while Bufalà covers the northern end of the city.

Most municipal markets here open from 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning and close by 14:00 on weekdays, with extended hours on Fridays. All accept card and contactless payments.

Street markets in Badalona

The La Salut Weekly Market sets up every Saturday morning along Avinguda Salvador Espriu near the Ronda de Dalt. It focuses on clothing, textiles, handicrafts, and books rather than food. If you're after fresh produce, head to one of the municipal markets instead.

Nearby markets in Barcelona province

Badalona borders Santa Coloma de Gramenet and Sant Adrià de Besòs, both with their own market scenes. For a wider selection, the markets in the Barcelona province are easy to reach by public transport.

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