Sant Jordi Market: Cercs

Sant Jordi Market, or Mercat de Sant Jordi de Cercs, sets up every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm at Sant Jordi de Cercs, in Barcelona province. It is one of the street markets in Cercs, and you can see all markets in Cercs alongside it.

What you'll find at Sant Jordi Market

Food takes up most of the stalls: fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery. Clothing and textiles are the one non-food line. Bring cash, since card acceptance varies from one stall to the next.

How to get to Sant Jordi Market

The market sets up at Sant Jordi de Cercs, the village the market is named after, and it is outdoors with no market building to look for. The official page carries the current dates.

Where to stay in Cercs

Cercs is small and beds are scarce in the village itself, so most people stay nearby. The Berguedà region has rural guesthouses and small hotels within easy driving distance, and Berga town centre, a short drive away, offers more choice for a longer stay.

What day is Sant Jordi Market?

Sant Jordi Market runs every Tuesday, from 9am to 2pm, weekly through the year rather than seasonally. Stalls go up in the morning and are packed away by two in the afternoon, so arrive mid-morning if you want the fish, bread and fruit stalls at their fullest.

Where is Sant Jordi Market in Cercs?

Sant Jordi Market runs at Sant Jordi de Cercs, the village that gives the market its name, in the municipality of Cercs, Barcelona province. It is an open-air market with no permanent hall, so on a Tuesday morning look for the stalls in the open rather than for a building.

Does Sant Jordi Market take cards?

Sant Jordi Market has no card payment recorded at its stalls, so carry cash. Acceptance varies from one trader to the next at a market this size, and with fruit, meat, fish, cheese, bread and clothing all sold by separate stallholders, you will be paying several of them.