Markets in Mataró

The Cuba Square Market on Plaça de Cuba is the largest of the four municipal markets, with 25 indoor stalls selling fresh vegetables, fruit, meat, fish, and cheese and dairy. It also hosts culinary events including tastings and cooking workshops, giving it a community role beyond everyday shopping.

The Gran Square Market, known locally as El Rengle, occupies a Catalan Modernist building where stalls face outward onto the street. Like Cuba Square, it runs 25 stalls and carries the same core range of fresh produce, meat, fish, and dairy.

The Cerdanyola Market serves the Cerdanyola neighbourhood with 25 indoor stalls covering fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, and cheese. The Puríssima Concepció Municipal Market serves its own neighbourhood with a similar fresh produce offer, though stall numbers have not been confirmed.

The Pla d'en Boet Market is the largest market in Mataró by some distance, with 150 outdoor stalls running weekly. It covers clothing, footwear, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, and fish and seafood, making it the most varied single-day market in the city.

The Mataró Escorxador Weekly Market stands out among the street markets for its 25 stalls focused on organic produce, local honey, and nuts and dried fruits, giving it a distinct character compared to the general-purpose markets elsewhere in the city.

The Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market runs 40 stalls with fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, bread and pastries, and clothing. The remaining two street markets, the Cirera Molins Weekly Market and the Tereses Square Clothing Market (15 stalls, outdoor, specialising in clothing and footwear), are smaller neighbourhood fixtures that round out the city's weekly offer.

You can find current market schedules on the Visit Mataró tourism website.