Markets in Girona

Girona has three covered municipal markets open year-round. The Lleó Market on Plaça Calvet i Rubalcaba is the largest, with around 45 stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, seafood, and Empordà cheeses. It is where many local restaurants do their daily shopping and gives a good sense of what the region produces. L'Estel Blau (Blue Star) Municipal Market is a smaller 15-stall hall specialising in flowers, plants, and clothing. Can Gibert del Pla opens weekly in Girona's western neighbourhoods, covering the basics: fresh produce, meat, fish, and bakery goods.

The girona market scene extends well beyond the covered halls, with 11 weekly street markets running across the city and its surroundings. The Ribes del Ter Weekly Market in Devesa park is the biggest outdoor market, drawing crowds every Saturday with around 35 stalls of fresh produce and clothing. The Saturday Flea Market, with 25 stalls, runs nearby and is the place to look for antiques, second-hand books, jewellery, clothing, and footwear.

The Girona Organic Market is one of the more distinctive options, dedicated entirely to organic produce, fresh vegetables, and fruit. Alongside it, the Wednesday Market brings 15 stalls of vegetables, fruit, bread, and cheese midweek. Specialist weekend markets include the Girona Art and Painting Market for handicrafts, the Girona Artisan Food Market for bread, cheese, prepared foods, and crafts, and the Girona Artisan Products Market for handmade goods and jewellery. The Girona Collectibles and Antiques Market and Girona Lleona Exchange Market cover antiques, books, and jewellery, while the Girona Flower Market focuses solely on flowers and plants. The Vilablareix Weekly Market rounds things out with 15 stalls of fresh produce, baked goods, cheese, and flowers.

You can find official schedules and seasonal market information on the Girona City Council tourism page. If you are exploring the wider region, markets in Figueres and Olot are both easy day trips within Girona province.