Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair

Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair sets up in Plaça dels Països Catalans in Llinars del Vallès, a town in Barcelona province. The fair runs Friday from 4pm to 9pm, Saturday from 10am to 9pm, and Sunday from 10am to 8pm, with 80 stalls spread across the Castell Nou square. It's known for its nougat (torrons) and seasonal local products.

What you'll find at Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair

You'll find freshly made nougat and traditional bakery items at most stalls, alongside prepared foods and local specialties. Handicrafts and flowers round out the selection, making this a genuine local event rather than a tourist-focused fair.

How to get to Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair

Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair sets up at Plaça dels Països Catalans in Llinars del Vallès. See the official page for confirmed dates, or browse street markets in Llinars del Vallès for other local markets.

Where to stay in Llinars del Vallès

Llinars del Vallès is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in the town centre itself, where you'll be within easy reach of the fair. Try Town Centre for a handful of local guesthouses and rural accommodation options.

If you'd prefer more choice, the nearby towns of Granollers and La Garriga are both a short drive away and offer a wider selection of hotels to suit different budgets. Staying in Granollers gives you good road and rail connections, so getting to the nougat fair is straightforward.

What day is Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair?

Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair runs Friday from 4pm to 9pm, Saturday from 10am to 9pm and Sunday from 10am to 8pm, with around 80 stalls setting up in Plaça dels Països Catalans. The fair follows a fixed schedule tied to the nougat season rather than running all year, so check locally for the current dates.

What can I buy at Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair?

Llinars del Vallès Nougat Fair's 80 stalls sell nougat (torrons) and bakery items as the main draw, alongside prepared foods, handicrafts and flowers. The stalls fill Castell Nou square at Plaça dels Països Catalans, with the mix leaning towards food and craft rather than souvenirs or general market goods.