Cabrera de Mar Friday Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables are the core of the market, sold beside stalls of clothing and textiles. It is a general weekly market rather than a food hall, so the produce and the clothing rails sit in the same run of pitches across the square. There is no indoor section: everything is set out in the open, which is worth knowing on a wet Friday or a hot one.

Payment options are not confirmed for this market, so carry cash rather than relying on a card terminal at the stall.

Cabrera de Mar is a small coastal town, so accommodation options are limited locally. Staying in the town centre puts you within easy reach of the Friday market, and a handful of rural and coastal stays nearby make for a pleasant base.

If you want more choice, the nearby town of Mataró is just a short drive south and offers a broader range of hotels, including Mataró city centre, where you can catch a train or bus up the coast and still make it to the market with ease.

The market sets up in Plaça de la Fàbrica, in central Cabrera de Mar, which puts it within walking distance of most of the village. The town sits on the coast between Mataró and Barcelona, and it is covered on the Barcelona province page along with the province's other market towns.