Markets in Moià

Moià is a small town, so accommodation options are limited, but staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the local markets and the main square. A rural hotel or casa rural just outside the centre is also worth considering if you want a quieter base.

If you struggle to find availability in Moià itself, the nearby town of Manresa is just a short drive away and offers more choices, making it a practical alternative for an overnight stay.

The Moià Weekly Market is the larger of the two, running weekly with around 15 indoor stalls. It sells fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, bread and pastries, and local honey sourced from the surrounding comarca. The indoor setting means it runs regardless of weather, and the market accepts cash, contactless, and mobile payments.

The Moià Flea Market and Craft Fair runs outdoors on a weekly basis and takes a different character from the produce market, focusing on antiques and handicrafts. Stall numbers vary, so it's worth arriving early for the best browsing. If you want larger markets in the province, Manresa and Igualada both hold well-established weekly markets with more vendors. For a broader overview of what's on across the region, see the Barcelona province markets page.

Moià holds two street markets: the Moià Weekly Market, with around 15 stalls of fresh produce, and a separate flea market and craft fair selling antiques and handicrafts. Both trade in this El Moianès town, roughly 60 km north of Barcelona.

The Moià Weekly Market runs on Sundays at Plaça Major, selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, bread and local honey from around 15 stalls. The town's flea market and craft fair also trades weekly, though its exact day isn't confirmed in our records.

Markets in Moià open at 08:00 and close by 14:00, the town's usual trading window. The Moià Weekly Market keeps to this window for its fresh produce stalls, so an early arrival gives the best choice before stock runs low.