Street Markets in Sabadell
Barcelona, Catalonia · 10 street markets
Sabadell has 10 street markets, and at least two of them set up somewhere in the city on any given day. Saturday and Sunday are the busiest, with five trading on each, and the largest is the Sunday Market at 300 stalls. Most open at 8am and clear away by 2pm, so this is a morning city for markets. The covered halls are a separate matter and are listed on the municipal markets in Sabadell page, while all markets in Sabadell covers both kinds together.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday2markets
Tuesday3markets
Wednesday2markets
- StreetSabadell Christmas Market
- StreetSabadell Farmers Market
Thursday4markets
Friday2markets
- StreetSabadell Christmas Market
- StreetSabadell Farmers Market
Saturday5markets
Sunday5markets
What you'll find
Fresh fruit and vegetables are the backbone of the weekly neighbourhood markets, alongside bread, cheese and dairy, meat and poultry, spices and herbs, and prepared food to eat on the spot. The general markets carry clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, jewellery, handicrafts, and flowers and plants. Antiques and second-hand books turn up at the specialist Sunday stalls rather than across the city.
All Street Markets in Sabadell
Tips for visiting
Come early. With an 8am start and a 2pm finish, the produce stalls are picked over well before midday and traders begin packing from around 1pm. Carry cash, since card acceptance varies from one stall to the next. If you want a specific market rather than whichever is nearest, check the timetable above first, because only Saturday and Sunday give you five to choose from.
Where to stay in Sabadell
Stay in the City Centre if you want to walk to the markets rather than drive, since the weekly street markets set up in and around the central streets and the 8am start is awkward to reach from outside town. Hotel Urpí is a reliable central choice. Sabadell is 30 minutes by train from Barcelona, so a car is optional.
Are street markets in Sabadell free to enter?
Yes, every street market in Sabadell is free to enter, including the 300-stall Sunday Market. You pay the stallholder directly for what you buy, and card acceptance varies from trader to trader, so bring cash rather than counting on a reader at the stall.
What time do street markets in Sabadell open?
Street markets in Sabadell usually open at 8am and finish at 2pm. That pattern holds across most of the city's 10 street markets, which means the fresh produce stalls are at their best before midday and traders start clearing from about 1pm. None of them runs into the evening.
Which day has the most street markets in Sabadell?
Saturday, with five of Sabadell's 10 street markets trading, matched by Sunday which also has five. Thursday follows with four and Tuesday with three, while Monday, Wednesday and Friday are the quietest at two each. Every day of the week has at least two markets running.
Are there street markets in Sabadell on a Sunday?
Yes, five of Sabadell's 10 street markets trade on a Sunday, among them the Sunday Market, which at 300 stalls is the biggest in the city. Sunday ties with Saturday as the busiest market day here, and the usual 8am to 2pm hours apply.
What's the biggest street market in Sabadell?
Sabadell Sunday Market is the biggest street market in the city, with 300 stalls, several times the size of any other market here. It trades on Sunday, one of the two busiest market days in Sabadell, alongside four other street markets on the same day.
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