Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market

Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market is one of six Saturday markets in Mataró, setting up along Passeig de Ramon Berenguer III every Saturday from 7am to 2pm. Around 40 stalls sell fruit, vegetables, meat, bread and clothing, with several Maresme farmers trading under the "Collits a casa" label. Cash and cards are both accepted, though smaller stalls prefer cash.

What you'll find at Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market

Seasonal fruit and vegetables from Maresme farms are the main draw, sold alongside meat and poultry and freshly baked bread. A section of the market carries clothing and textiles. This is the weekly grocery shop for the Cerdanyola neighbourhood rather than a tourist stop, so the produce stalls are at their fullest early.

How to get to Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market

The market runs along Passeig de Ramon Berenguer III, between Avinguda de la Gatassa and Passatge de Baldomer Vila, a walk from central Mataró and wheelchair accessible throughout. Street parking nearby fills up fast after 8am. Check the Ajuntament de Mataró market page for the latest schedule, and browse all street markets in Mataró to plan the rest of the week.

Where to stay in Mataró

Staying in City Centre puts you within walking distance of the Cerdanyola market and the rest of the town's Saturday markets. The Hotel Colón Mataró is a solid central option that keeps things simple.

What day is the Cerdanyola market in Mataró?

Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 2pm on Passeig de Ramon Berenguer III. It is one of six weekly markets that set up across Mataró on Saturday mornings, and the stalls are packed away by early afternoon, so plan a morning rather than an afternoon visit.

What can you buy at Cerdanyola market in Mataró?

Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market's 40 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, and bread and bakery goods, alongside clothing and textiles. Several stalls carry Maresme produce under the local "Collits a casa" label, which is what brings most of the neighbourhood's regulars out on a Saturday.

Where exactly is the Cerdanyola market in Mataró?

Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market sets up on Passeig de Ramon Berenguer III, at number 130 in the Cerdanyola neighbourhood, between Avinguda de la Gatassa and Passatge de Baldomer Vila. The pedestrian avenue makes it easy to move between stalls, and the market is wheelchair accessible throughout.

Does Cerdanyola market in Mataró take cards?

Yes, stalls at Mataró Cerdanyola Weekly Market take both cash and cards, though acceptance varies from one trader to the next, so carry some cash as well. Trading runs from 7am to 2pm on Saturdays, and the 40 stalls are busiest in the first two hours.