Torner Municipal Market (Plaza Nueva)

Torner Municipal Market, known locally as Plaça Nova, is Badalona's oldest covered market. Built in 1926 in the Progrés neighbourhood and designed by municipal architect Josep Fradera i Botey, the iron-frame building covers 1,650 square metres and is listed as a cultural asset of local interest. It opens Monday to Saturday from 7am, with Fridays extended until 7pm. You'll find it at Carrer de Güell i Ferrer in Badalona.

About Torner Municipal Market

The market's 15 stalls carry fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread. Vendors know their regulars and service is personal. The building accepts cash, contactless, and mobile payments and is fully wheelchair accessible.

Torner is one of four municipal markets in Badalona, each serving a different neighbourhood across the city. The building is currently undergoing a major renovation to restore the century-old ironwork structure.

What to buy at Torner Municipal Market

Across the 15 active stalls you'll find seasonal produce, fresh fish and seafood, butchered meats, local cheeses, and bakery items. The range is focused: this is a neighbourhood market for daily shopping, with the freshest fish and produce arriving early in the morning.

How to get to Torner Municipal Market

The market is at Carrer de Güell i Ferrer, s/n in Badalona's Progrés district. From Barcelona, take the R1 train to Badalona station and walk about 10 minutes. Street parking is available in surrounding streets.

Where to stay in Badalona

Badalona sits right next to Barcelona, so staying in Badalona Centre puts you close to Torner Market and the beach, with easy metro access to Barcelona if you want to explore further. The Badalona Waterfront is another good option, with a relaxed feel and a short walk to the market.

What are the opening hours of Torner Municipal Market?

Torner Market opens Monday to Thursday and Saturday from 7am to 2pm. On Fridays it stays open until 7pm. The market is closed on Sundays. Note that Friday afternoon hours may be reduced during July and August.

Is Torner Municipal Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The building is fully wheelchair accessible. Contactless card and mobile payments are also accepted at the stalls, so you don't need to carry cash.