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Markets in Sant Quirze de Besora

2 markets tracked in Sant Quirze de Besora.

Markets in Sant Quirze de Besora give visitors two distinct weekly options in this small Osona comarca town in the Ter river valley. The main weekly market runs with around 15 stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, bread and clothing, while a separate antiques market draws collectors looking for vintage finds. Both markets are free to browse and run on a weekly schedule.

Sant Quirze de Besora sits at the confluence of the Ter and Besora rivers, north of Vic. You can find more details on local commerce through the Sant Quirze de Besora municipal website. For more market options across the region, see the Barcelona province markets page or explore nearby towns such as Manlleu.

Weekly Market Schedule

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Friday 1 market
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Where to stay in Sant Quirze de Besora

Sant Quirze de Besora is a small town, so your best bet is to stay right in the Town Centre, where you'll be within easy walking distance of the local market and everything else the town has to offer. If you'd prefer more accommodation options, the nearby town of Vic is just a short drive away and makes a practical base for exploring the area.

Planning the trip

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Street markets in Sant Quirze de Besora

The Sant Quirze de Besora Weekly Market is the larger of the two, with around 15 stalls set up indoors on a weekly basis. Shoppers can pick up fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, meat and poultry, bread and pastries, and clothing all in one visit. It functions as a regular gathering point for residents from the town and surrounding villages.

The Sant Quirze de Besora Antiques Market is an outdoor weekly market catering to those hunting for antiques and second-hand objects. Stall numbers vary, making it worth visiting on different weeks to see what turns up. It offers a noticeably different character from the food-focused weekly market.

Sant Quirze de Besora Antiques Market Featured

An outdoor antiques market in Sant Quirze de Besora's Plaça Major, specialising in vintage and collectible items. Schedule confirmation recommended before visiting.

Antiques

Sant Quirze de Besora Weekly Market

Weekly Friday market with around 15 stalls selling fresh produce, meat, bakery goods and clothing at Plaça Major.

Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Meat & Poultry · Bread & Bakery · Clothing & Textiles

What day is the market in Sant Quirze de Besora?

The Sant Quirze de Besora Weekly Market runs on Fridays, from 08:00 to 14:00, making it the town's busiest trading day. The Sant Quirze de Besora Antiques Market also runs weekly, though its exact day isn't confirmed, so it's worth checking before you plan a visit around it specifically.

How many markets are there in Sant Quirze de Besora?

Sant Quirze de Besora has two street markets: the Sant Quirze de Besora Weekly Market, with around 15 stalls selling fresh produce, meat, bread and clothing, and the smaller Sant Quirze de Besora Antiques Market. Neither is a municipal market, so both set up on their own weekly schedule rather than in a permanent hall.

What can you buy at the market in Sant Quirze de Besora?

At the Sant Quirze de Besora Weekly Market you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, bread and pastries, and clothing, all from around 15 stalls. The separate Antiques Market deals in antiques and second-hand objects instead, so the two markets rarely overlap in what's on sale.