Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market

Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market sets up every Saturday from 7am to 2pm along Riera de Cirera in the Cirera Molins neighbourhood of Mataró. It's one of six street markets in Mataró that run on Saturdays, serving the local community with fresh food and everyday goods. Both cash and mobile payments are accepted. Get there early for the best selection, as stalls start packing up well before closing time.

What you'll find at Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market

The market splits between fresh food and general goods. On the food side, you'll find fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, and bread from local bakeries. The other stalls carry clothing and textiles. Producers from the Maresme region often sell here under the Collits a casa label, meaning the produce is grown just kilometres away.

How to get to Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market

The market is at Riera de Cirera, 57, in the Cirera Molins neighbourhood, and the stalls are wheelchair accessible. Street parking is available on surrounding residential roads on Saturday mornings. Mataró's Renfe train station connects to Barcelona and other coastal towns, with the market reachable by local bus or a walk from the centre.

Where to stay in Mataró

Staying in the city centre puts you close to the market and Mataró's main streets, so City Centre is a solid base, within walking distance of the old town. If you prefer somewhere with a bit more comfort, Hotel Castell de Mata sits just outside the centre with good transport links back into town.

What day is Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market?

Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market runs every Saturday from 7am to 2pm, and on no other day of the week. Saturday is the main market day across Mataró, with six weekly street markets trading in different neighbourhoods that morning. Stalls on Riera de Cirera start packing away before the 2pm close.

What can you buy at Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market?

Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, and bread and bakery goods, alongside stalls of clothing and textiles. Produce grown in the Maresme region carries the "Collits a casa" label, so look for it on the fruit and vegetable stalls.

Do you need cash at Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market?

Cash is the safest thing to carry at Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market, though some stalls also take mobile payments. Card acceptance varies from one trader to the next, so bring notes and coins for the fruit, vegetable and bread stalls rather than counting on paying by phone.

Is Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Mataró Cirera Molins Weekly Market is listed as wheelchair accessible. It runs along Riera de Cirera at number 57 in the Cirera Molins neighbourhood, and street parking on the surrounding residential roads on a Saturday morning makes it possible to arrive close to the stalls.