Markets in Granollers

The largest of the three indoor halls is Granollers Municipal Market, with 30 stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy. It runs weekly and is a practical first stop if you want all your fresh shopping under one roof.

Granollers Market is a second covered hall with 25 stalls offering a similar range: produce, meat, fish, and dairy. Running alongside these two is Sant Carles Municipal Market, also at 25 stalls and located in the old town, with the same core product categories of fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, and cheese.

The two largest street markets each reach 30 and 25 stalls respectively. Can Bassa Weekly Market is the biggest outdoor option, with 30 stalls focused on fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, and clothing. Granollers Saturday Market offers 25 stalls with a slightly different mix: produce, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and flowers and plants, making it a good choice if you want a single weekly shop combined with a browse for seasonal blooms.

Granollers Weekly Market brings another 25 stalls indoors, with fruit, vegetables, meat, bread and pastries, and cheese. The Granollers Second-Hand Market is a smaller indoor affair concentrating on clothing, antiques, books, and handicrafts, and is the market to head to if the GSC query for secondhand goods in Granollers brought you here.

The remaining two street markets are more specialised in character. The Granollers Artisan Fair sells handicrafts, jewellery, flowers, and clothing, while the Granollers Christmas Market focuses on handicrafts, jewellery, and prepared foods.

If you are touring the wider region, the Barcelona province markets page gives an overview of what is available across the comarca, and nearby Mataró and Sabadell both have established market scenes worth combining with a trip to Granollers.