Sant Ildefons Weekly Market of Cornellà de Llobregat

This is a neighbourhood market rather than a tourist one. With 25 stalls, it takes minutes to walk end to end, and the mix is aimed at the weekly shop for people living in the Sant Ildefons district: produce first, then clothing and textiles, then flowers and plants.

The site is wheelchair accessible, and the stalls sit along the avenue rather than on kerbs or steps, so a pram or a shopping trolley is no trouble. It is one of the street markets in Cornellà de Llobregat, and if you want a daily indoor food shop instead, the town's municipal markets are the place to look.

Fresh fruit and vegetables make up the core of the market, sold by the crate and the kilo. Around them you'll find clothing and textiles stalls, the usual basics rather than boutique labels, and flowers and plants. There is no fish, meat or artisan food listed here, so treat it as a produce and general goods market.

Most stalls take cash, and mobile payment is accepted too, which is unusual for a Spanish street market.

Cornellà de Llobregat sits right next to Barcelona, so you have solid options on both sides of the city line. Staying in Sant Ildefons puts you closest to the market and keeps things simple if you want to explore the neighbourhood on foot.

If you prefer more accommodation choice, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat is just next door and well connected by metro, making it easy to reach the market in minutes.

The market runs along Av. de Sant Ildefons, 08940 Cornellà de Llobregat, in the Barcelona metropolitan area. Arrive in the first half of the morning, closer to 8am than to 2pm, and you will see every stall fully stocked.