Markets in Castellterçol
Barcelona, Catalonia
Castellterçol market brings around 15 stalls to Plaça de Prat de la Riba every Saturday morning in this hilltop town in the Moianès comarca, about 50 km north of Barcelona. Stalls carry fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and pastries, local honey, and clothing, drawing locals and visitors from across the surrounding farmland.
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Where to stay in Castellterçol
Castellterçol is a small hilltop village, so your best bet is staying right in the town centre, where you can walk to the market and explore the medieval streets without needing a car. The village is compact and easy to get around on foot, which makes a central base the obvious choice.
If you prefer more options for accommodation, the nearby towns of Moià and Vic are both within easy driving distance and offer a broader selection of places to stay while keeping you close enough to visit the markets here.
Tours & Activities in Castellterçol
Street markets in Castellterçol
The Castellterçol Weekly Market runs every Saturday morning at Plaça de Prat de la Riba. The 15 stalls open from 8:00 and cover a good spread of everyday goods, from fresh fruit and vegetables to bread, local honey, and clothing. The square is wheelchair accessible and the market accepts cash, contactless, and mobile payments.
For more weekly markets in the area, Centelles and Moià both run their own Saturday markets and are easy day-trip combinations. You can also browse the full Barcelona province markets page for more options across the region.
