Montgat Ecological Market Featured
Runs every Saturday from 10am to 2pm in Montgat. A dedicated ecological market focused on organic produce and artisan goods.
Organic Products · Fresh Vegetables · Fresh Fruits · Handicrafts
Markets in Montgat
3 markets tracked in Montgat.
El mercat de Montgat is the anchor of the town's market scene, an indoor municipal hall with 20 stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, and dairy. Alongside it, two outdoor street markets run weekly, one focused on organic produce and one on second-hand goods. Montgat sits on the Baix Maresme coast and is part of the broader Barcelona province market network, reachable from Barcelona on the R1 train line.
Weekly Market Schedule
Where to stay in Montgat
Montgat is a small seaside town, so your best bet is staying close to the seafront at Town Centre, where you're within easy reach of local markets and the beach. The town is compact enough that almost anywhere you stay puts you within walking distance of the action.
If you prefer more options for accommodation, nearby Badalona or Barcelona are just a short train ride away and offer plenty of hotels to suit every budget. Staying in Barceloneta gives you a lively base with fast connections to Montgat along the coastal rail line.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in Montgat
The Montgat Ecological Market is an outdoor street market running weekly, with stalls selling organic produce, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, and handicrafts. It is a good option if you are looking for certified eco products or locally made goods in an open-air setting.
The Montgat Second-Hand Market also runs weekly outdoors and is a separate event from the ecological market. If you are visiting on the right day, it is worth combining both street markets into a single outing given the town's compact size.
For more market options along the coast, El Masnou and Badalona each have their own municipal markets a short distance away.
Montgat Second-Hand Market Featured
Montgat's second-hand market runs weekly outdoors, though the exact day isn't confirmed, so check the official page before visiting.
Municipal & farmers markets in Montgat
The Mercat de Montgat is an indoor market with 20 stalls covering the essentials of a Catalan weekly shop. You can pick up fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy all under one roof. It runs on a weekly schedule, making it a practical stop for both locals and visitors passing through. Check the Mercat de Montgat website for current opening hours.
Montgat Market
Montgat's modern indoor market, open six days a week, with 20 stalls selling fresh produce, seafood, meat, cheese, bakery goods, and cooked food.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Meat & Poultry · Fish & Seafood · Cheese & Dairy · Bread & Bakery
How many markets are there in Montgat?
Montgat has 3 markets: the Mercat de Montgat, an indoor municipal hall with 20 stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and dairy, and two weekly outdoor street markets, one organic and one second-hand. Saturday is the town's busiest trading day, when two of the three run, and Friday is the quietest.
Is there a market open in Montgat on a Saturday?
Yes, two of Montgat's three markets trade on Saturday, the town's busiest day for markets. The Mercat de Montgat typically opens from around 9am, and one of the two street markets, either the ecological market or the second-hand market, also runs that day.
What can you buy at the markets in Montgat?
Across Montgat's three markets you'll find bread and bakery, cheese and dairy, fish and seafood, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, and organic produce, plus handicrafts at the ecological market. The Mercat de Montgat covers the everyday essentials, while the street markets add organic and second-hand goods.