Markets in Mataró
Barcelona, Catalonia
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — |
Monday1market▼
Tuesday4markets▼
Wednesday4markets▼
Thursday5markets▼
Friday4markets▼
Saturday7markets▼
SundayNo markets▼
Tours & Activities in Mataró
Municipal markets in Mataró
The city has four covered municipal markets open most days of the week. The Cuba Square Market on Plaça de Cuba is the largest and hosts culinary events including tastings and cooking workshops. Nearby, the Gran Square Market (known locally as El Rengle) occupies a distinctive Catalan Modernist building where all the stalls face outwards onto the street.
The Cerdanyola Market and the Puríssima Concepció Market serve their respective neighbourhoods with fresh produce, meat, fish, and dairy.
Cerdanyola Market
Every week — Friday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, Wednesday
Cuba Square Market
Every week — Friday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, Wednesday
Gran Square Market
Every week — Friday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, Wednesday
Puríssima Concepció Municipal Market
Every week — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Street markets in Mataró
Saturday is the big market day in Mataró. Three weekly street markets run simultaneously across different parts of the city, in the Cerdanyola, Cirera-Molins, and Escorxador neighbourhoods. These open-air markets carry everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to clothing and household goods.
On Thursdays, the Tereses Square Clothing Market sets up near the centre with stalls focused on clothing and footwear. For more Saturday markets nearby, check out Granollers.
You can find more details about market schedules on the Visit Mataró tourism website.
Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market
Every week — Saturday
Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market
Every week — Saturday
Mataró Escorxador Weekly Market
Every week — Saturday
Tereses Square Clothing Market
Every week — Thursday
About markets in Mataró
Mataró is known as a city of markets, with four municipal markets and several weekly street markets spread across its neighbourhoods. Sitting on the Maresme coast north of Barcelona, the city's markets are a major source of fresh produce, seafood, and local goods from the surrounding region.
Local producers from across the Maresme are identified by the "Collits a casa" label, meaning you can find seasonal fruit, vegetables, and other goods grown just kilometres from the stalls where they're sold. Around 36 producers carry this label at Mataró's markets.