Olvan Weekly Market

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This week's schedule

DayHours
Monday (today) Closed
Tuesday 08:00 – 14:00
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Every week on Tuesday

Quiz

Which is the biggest market in Barcelona Province?

Olvan Weekly Market sets up every Tuesday from 8am to 2pm at Plaça de Sant Sebastià in Olvan, a small village in the Berguedà comarca of Barcelona province. Around 15 stalls sell fresh produce, meat, cheese, bread, and clothing indoors. Both cash and mobile payments are accepted. Get there early for the best selection, as popular items go quickly.

What you'll find

The market covers everyday essentials: seasonal fruits and vegetables, locally sourced meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and freshly baked bread. A handful of stalls also sell clothing and textiles. It's a compact market geared towards the local community rather than visitors, and one of the street markets in Olvan.

How to get to Olvan Weekly Market

The market is at Plaça de Sant Sebastià, Olvan's main square. The village is best reached by car via the C-16 from Berga or Manresa. Street parking is available nearby.

Where to stay in Olvan

Olvan is a small village, so your best bet is to stay in nearby Berga, the main town in the area, where you'll find comfortable options within easy reach. Try Berga town centre for a good base, with local hotels and guesthouses that put you close to the market run.

If you'd prefer somewhere even closer, look for rural accommodation in the surrounding Berguedà countryside, which often includes farmhouse stays and small guesthouses. Berguedà gives you a peaceful setting while keeping the weekly market within a short drive.

What day is Olvan Weekly Market?

Olvan Weekly Market runs every Tuesday from 8am to 2pm at Plaça de Sant Sebastià in Olvan, and it does not operate on any other day of the week. Around 15 stalls set up for the session, selling fresh produce, meat, cheese, bread and clothing.

What can you buy at Olvan Weekly Market?

Around 15 stalls sell fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery goods, plus clothing and textiles. Most of the produce is sourced locally from the Berguedà area. The market sets up indoors at Plaça de Sant Sebastià, so stalls are sheltered regardless of the weather.

Do I need cash at Olvan Weekly Market?

Yes, stallholders at Olvan Weekly Market accept both cash and mobile payments, so you aren't limited to notes and coins. The market's around 15 stalls trade every Tuesday from 8am to 2pm at Plaça de Sant Sebastià, and it's wheelchair accessible.

What you'll find

  • fresh fruits
  • fresh vegetables
  • meat and poultry
  • cheese and dairy
  • bread and bakery
  • clothing and textiles

Facilities & accessibility

Facilities
  • Wheelchair Accessible
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair Accessible
Payment
  • Cash
  • Mobile payment

Contact & details

☰ Stalls15
✉ Emailampaolvan@gmail.com
⚲ Address Plaça de Sant Sebastià, Olvan, Barcelona, España · Get directions

Planning the trip

Getting to Olvan is usually simplest by bus or train. Omio is a fast way to compare routes and prices, and Discover Cars covers rental cars for anyone who'd rather drive themselves. An eSIM from YeSim gets you online the moment you land, and SafetyWing's flexible medical cover is worth a look if your own travel insurance doesn't already include Spain. Want to build a full day around the visit? GetYourGuide lists food tours and local experiences around Olvan.

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