Markets in Sabadell

The three municipal markets in Sabadell each serve a distinct neighbourhood and follow the same format: indoor halls open weekly with stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy. Europa Market covers the eastern side of the city with 25 stalls and is the largest of the three. Campoamor Municipal Market and Creu Alta Municipal Market each also run 25 stalls, serving the Campoamor and Creu Alta neighbourhoods respectively. If you want the full range of fresh food under one roof, any of the three will deliver, though Europa is the natural first stop for visitors unfamiliar with the city.

The Sabadell Sunday Market is the biggest market event in the city by a significant margin, with 300 stalls spread across an outdoor site selling clothing, footwear, fresh fruit and fresh vegetables. It runs weekly and draws shoppers from across the Vallès Occidental region. For sheer scale, nothing else in Sabadell comes close.

The Sabadell Rambla Street Market is the most central of the weekday options, with 40 outdoor stalls focused on clothing, footwear, jewellery and handicrafts. The Sabadell Weekly Antiques and Collectibles Market offers a different proposition entirely, with 30 stalls covering antiques, books, jewellery and handicrafts for anyone after second-hand or vintage finds. The Creu Alta Weekly Market and Sabadell Centre Weekly Market are both solid neighbourhood options, each with over 30 stalls and a mix of fresh produce and clothing.

The remaining five street markets include the Sabadell Farmers Market (20 outdoor stalls with fresh produce, meat, cheese and bread), the Sabadell Christmas Market and Sabadell Medieval Market (both seasonal and outdoor), Campoamor Weekly Market and Los Merinales Weekly Market, which are smaller indoor neighbourhood markets running weekly.