La Sínia Municipal Market

La Sínia Municipal Market is the main covered food hall in Sant Pere de Ribes, in the Garraf comarca south of Barcelona. The market takes its name from a traditional water wheel that once stood on the site, and its distinctive triangular building on Carrer de Roger de Flor spans three floors and nearly 7,000 m². It opens Monday to Saturday from 8:15am to 2pm.

About La Sínia Market

The ground floor holds 15 stalls covering the main food categories, plus three shops with direct street access and a cafeteria with an indoor and outdoor terrace. The building is wheelchair accessible and accepts cash, card, contactless, and mobile payments.

Sant Pere de Ribes sits in the Garraf, inland from Sitges and about 40 km south of Barcelona. La Sínia is the town's only municipal market and serves locals from the Les Roquetes neighbourhood and surrounding areas.

What to buy at La Sínia Market

The 15 stalls cover the full weekly shop: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, bread, and local cheeses and dairy. You'll also find charcuterie and salted fish at the fish counter. The onsite café is a good stop for a coffee before or after shopping.

How to get to La Sínia Market

The market is at Carrer de Roger de Flor, 31, in Sant Pere de Ribes. From Barcelona, take the R2 Sud train line towards Calafell and get off at Sant Pere de Ribes–Calafell station. By car, exit the C-32 motorway at Sant Pere de Ribes.

Where to stay in Sant Pere de Ribes

Sant Pere de Ribes is a quiet town, so your best bet is to stay in Les Ràfoles dels Canyamars or closer to the town centre at Sant Pere de Ribes Centre, both within easy reach of La Sínia Municipal Market. The nearby coastal town of Sitges is also worth considering if you want more accommodation options, and it's just a short drive away.

What are the opening hours of La Sínia Market?

La Sínia Market opens Monday to Saturday from 8:15am to 2pm and closes on Sundays. Tuesday to Saturday also run an afternoon session from 5pm to 8:30pm. All 15 stalls sit on the ground floor of the building at Carrer de Roger de Flor, 31.

Can you eat at La Sínia Market?

Yes, La Sínia Market has a cafeteria with both an indoor seating area and an outdoor terrace, so you can sit down for a coffee before or after the shop. It is on the ground floor alongside the 15 stalls and the three shops that open straight onto Carrer de Roger de Flor.

Is La Sínia Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, La Sínia Market is wheelchair accessible, with step-free access at the entrance and across the ground floor where all 15 stalls trade. Cash, card, contactless and mobile payments are all accepted, so you do not need to carry coins between the fruit, fish and bread counters.