Municipal Markets in Mataró
Barcelona, Catalonia · 4 municipal markets
Municipal markets in Mataró are the city's version of a local farmers market: four covered halls selling fresh produce in this Barcelona coastal town. They're four of the nine markets in Mataró in total, including the permanent Purísima Concepció Municipal Market, open six days a week, plus neighbourhood halls at Cerdanyola, Cuba Square and Gran Square. Cerdanyola Market is the largest of the three, with 25 stalls.
Weekly Municipal Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None |
Monday1market
- MunicipalPuríssima Concepció Municipal Market
Tuesday4markets
- MunicipalCerdanyola Market
- MunicipalCuba Square Market
- MunicipalGran Square Market
- MunicipalPuríssima Concepció Municipal Market
Wednesday4markets
- MunicipalCerdanyola Market
- MunicipalCuba Square Market
- MunicipalGran Square Market
- MunicipalPuríssima Concepció Municipal Market
Thursday4markets
- MunicipalCerdanyola Market
- MunicipalCuba Square Market
- MunicipalGran Square Market
- MunicipalPuríssima Concepció Municipal Market
Friday4markets
- MunicipalCerdanyola Market
- MunicipalCuba Square Market
- MunicipalGran Square Market
- MunicipalPuríssima Concepció Municipal Market
Saturday4markets
- MunicipalCerdanyola Market
- MunicipalCuba Square Market
- MunicipalGran Square Market
- MunicipalPuríssima Concepció Municipal Market
SundayNo markets
What you'll find
Across Mataró's markets you'll find fresh fish and seafood, seasonal vegetables and fruit, quality meat and charcuterie, artisan cheeses, olives and local bread. Several markets also host cafes and prepared food stalls where you can grab breakfast or a quick snack.
All Municipal Markets in Mataró
Tips for visiting
Visit early in the morning, ideally before 10am, when the markets are busiest and have the best selection of fresh products. Bring a reusable bag and some cash, as many smaller stallholders may not take cards. The Purísima Concepció market is your best bet for a full Monday to Saturday shopping experience. For the weekly open-air stalls rather than these covered halls, see Mataró's street markets.
Where to stay in Mataró
Mataró's City Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the markets and the seafront, handy if you want to be at Purísima Concepció shortly after it opens at 8am. For a bit more comfort, Hotel Colón Mataró is well placed for exploring the city's markets on foot.
Is Purísima Concepció Municipal Market free to enter?
Yes, entry to all municipal markets in Mataró is completely free.
What time does Purísima Concepció Municipal Market open?
The permanent market is open Monday to Saturday. Most stalls open from 8am, with peak hours from 8am to 1pm.
What can I buy at Mataró's municipal markets?
You'll find fresh fish and seafood, seasonal fruit and vegetables, quality meat, charcuterie, cheese, olives, bread and more. Many markets also have cafes and prepared food stalls.
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