Sabadell Weekly Antiques and Collectibles Market

The Sabadell Weekly Antiques and Collectibles Market sets up every Sunday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer de Jovellanos in Sabadell, one of several street markets in Sabadell. Around 30 stalls sell antiques, vintage books, jewelry, ceramics and handmade crafts, with cash, contactless and mobile payments all accepted.

What you'll find at Sabadell Antiques Market

The focus here is second-hand and vintage rather than fresh produce. Expect old books and magazines, costume and antique jewelry, handmade crafts and ceramic pieces.

How to get to Sabadell Antiques Market

The market is on Carrer de Jovellanos, close to the Mercat Central area in the centre of Sabadell. From Barcelona, take the R4 train to Sabadell Centre station and walk about 10 minutes. The site is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Sabadell

Staying central is the smart move for this market. City Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the antiques market and gives you plenty of cafés and bars to explore before or after. Hotel Urpí is a solid, well-located option that regulars tend to rely on.

If you'd prefer something with a bit more comfort, NH Sabadell is a reliable chain pick with easy access to the city and good transport links if you're coming from Barcelona for the day.

What day is Sabadell Antiques Market?

Sabadell Weekly Antiques and Collectibles Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer de Jovellanos, with no seasonal closures recorded, so it operates year-round. It's a weekly fixture rather than an occasional one, and it does not trade on any other day of the week.

What can you buy at Sabadell Antiques Market?

Sabadell Antiques Market specialises in antiques, with around 30 stalls selling vintage books and magazines, costume and antique jewelry, and handmade crafts and ceramics. It's a second-hand and collectibles market rather than a food or clothing one, so you won't find fresh produce or clothing stalls here.

Do I need cash at Sabadell Antiques Market?

No, you don't need cash at Sabadell Antiques Market, since it takes cash, contactless and mobile payments alike. A card or phone will work at most of the roughly 30 stalls here, though carrying some cash is still sensible for smaller stallholders, which is less common at Spain's outdoor markets generally.