Cerdanyola Market

Cerdanyola Market (Mercat de Cerdanyola) is a covered food hall in the Cerdanyola neighbourhood of Mataró, trading Tuesday to Saturday from 8am to 2pm. Its 25 stalls sell fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish, cheese and bread, and many carry the "Collits a casa" label, marking seasonal produce grown by Maresme region growers just kilometres away. It is one of four municipal markets in Mataró.

What to buy at Cerdanyola Market

The counters cover the daily food shop: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread from local bakeries. The fish section is a reliable spot for fresh catch from the Maresme coast. Cash, contactless card and mobile payment are all accepted.

How to get to Cerdanyola Market

The market is at Parada, 43 in central Mataró. The area is well served by local buses, and the location puts it within walking distance of much of the city. Street parking is available in surrounding streets, and the hall is indoors, so the weather makes no difference to the morning shop.

Where to stay in Mataró

Staying in City Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the Cerdanyola Market and the rest of the town's main streets. The Hotel Colón Mataró is a solid, central option that keeps things simple and convenient.

If you prefer somewhere close to the seafront, the Seafront has a handful of smaller hotels and apartments just a short trip from the market.

What time does Cerdanyola Market open?

Cerdanyola Market opens at 8am and closes at 2pm from Tuesday to Saturday, and is closed on Sunday and Monday. That is a five-day trading week rather than the single market day of a street market, so the 25 stalls in the Cerdanyola hall are there for most of the week.

What can you buy at Cerdanyola Market?

Cerdanyola Market's 25 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery goods. Many stalls carry the "Collits a casa" label, marking seasonal fruit and vegetables grown by producers in the surrounding Maresme comarca. Cash, contactless and mobile payment are all accepted.

Is Cerdanyola Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Cerdanyola Market is wheelchair accessible. It is an indoor, covered hall rather than an open-air square, which means step-free access to the stalls and shelter from the weather across its Tuesday to Saturday trading hours of 8am to 2pm.