Markets in Rubí

4 markets tracked in Rubí.

The mercat de Rubí takes four distinct forms across the week, giving shoppers a genuine choice between fresh produce, handmade crafts and certified organic food. All four markets run weekly, and together they bring up to 95 stalls to the town's squares and streets. Rubí sits in the Vallès Occidental comarca, around 25 km from Barcelona, and its market tradition is documented as far back as 1516. You can find official information on the Rubí council markets page.

Weekly Market Schedule

Monday · today Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
No markets No markets No markets No markets No markets
Monday · today None
  • No markets on mondays.
Tuesday None
  • No markets on tuesdays.
Wednesday None
  • No markets on wednesdays.
Thursday 1 market
Friday None
  • No markets on fridays.
Saturday 3 markets
Sunday None
  • No markets on sundays.

Where to stay in Rubí

Rubí is a compact town in the Barcelona metropolitan area, so staying central puts you close to everything. Try Town Centre for easy access to the main markets on foot, or look at options along Avinguda de Castellbisbal for good transport links into the surrounding area.

If you prefer more choice in accommodation, Barcelona is only around 20 minutes away by train, making it a practical base for day trips to Rubí's markets while giving you a wider range of places to stay.

Planning the trip

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Street markets in Rubí

The Rubí Weekly Market at Plaza Nueva is the largest single market in town, with 30 stalls held indoors on a weekly basis. It focuses on everyday essentials: fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, clothing, footwear and flowers and plants. The indoor setting makes it a reliable option regardless of weather.

The Rubí Saturday Street Market matches that 30-stall count but runs outdoors, offering the same core mix of clothing, footwear, fresh produce and flowers. Running on Saturdays, it is well placed for visitors who cannot make a midweek trip.

The Vallès Ecological Market brings 15 outdoor stalls dedicated entirely to certified organic and eco produce. The range covers organic vegetables and fruit, cheese and dairy, and bread and pastries, making it one of the few places in the Barcelona province to find this concentration of ecological goods in a single street market setting.

The Rubí Craft Market rounds out the week with 20 outdoor stalls focused on handicrafts, jewellery, clothing and footwear. It is the most distinctive of the four in character, oriented towards artisan-made goods rather than everyday staples. Nearby Terrassa and Sabadell also hold regular weekly markets if you want to combine visits across the comarca.

Does Rubí have a municipal market?

No, Rubí has no indoor municipal market. All four of its markets are classed as street markets, held in the town's squares and streets, and typically running from 9am to 2pm. Three trade on Saturday and the fourth, at Plaza Nueva, trades on Thursday.

What day is the market in Rubí?

Saturday is the busiest market day in Rubí, when three of the town's four street markets trade: the Rubí Saturday Street Market, the Vallès Ecological Market and the Rubí Craft Market. The fourth, the Weekly Market at Plaza Nueva, runs on Thursday instead.

How many markets are there in Rubí?

Rubí has four street markets, together bringing up to 95 stalls to the town each week. The largest are the Rubí Saturday Street Market and the Weekly Market at Plaza Nueva, both with 30 stalls, followed by the Rubí Craft Market with 20 and the Vallès Ecological Market with 15.