Markets in Santa Susanna

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The Santa Susanna market circuit runs across five separate weekly street markets, each with a distinct focus spread across different days and locations in this small Maresme coast town. There are no municipal markets here, so all trading happens at outdoor or temporary indoor street sites. The range covers everything from a 40-stall general market to a dedicated antiques market and a Saturday morning food market with certified organic produce.

Weekly Market Schedule

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Where to stay in Santa Susanna

Santa Susanna is a small beach resort, so staying close to the seafront puts you right in the heart of things. The Town Centre keeps you within easy walking distance of the local market and the main amenities along the coast.

If you prefer a more organised base, Beachfront Area offers plenty of hotels and apartments that make it simple to combine a market visit with a day by the sea.

Tours & Activities in Santa Susanna

Street markets in Santa Susanna

The Santa Susanna Street Market is the largest in town, with 40 outdoor stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and jewellery. It runs weekly and is the most practical starting point for visitors wanting a broad mix in one stop. Search interest consistently points to this market as the main draw for people planning a visit.

The Santa Susanna Antiques Market is a smaller indoor market with 15 stalls, specialising in antiques, books and handicrafts. It is one of the few covered options in town and offers a noticeably different character to the general street markets, making it worth a separate visit if you are looking for collectibles or second-hand books.

The Santa Susanna Saturday Market is the only market in town with a dedicated food offer, selling fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, bread and pastries, and certified organic produce. It runs outdoors on a weekly basis and is the best option for picking up locally sourced ingredients. The remaining two markets, the Santa Susanna Weekly Market (indoor, clothing and footwear) and the Santa Susanna Craft Market (outdoor, handicrafts and jewellery), run on separate days and between them cover most of the week.

For a broader view of what is available along the Maresme coast, the Barcelona province markets page covers the wider area. If you are planning a multi-town trip, Pineda de Mar and Malgrat de Mar are the closest neighbouring towns with their own schedules. Current market locations and any seasonal changes can be confirmed via the official Visit Santa Susanna tourism site.

What days do the markets run in Santa Susanna?

Santa Susanna has five weekly street markets running on different days throughout the week, including a Tuesday market and a Saturday food market. Check the market schedule above for the full day-by-day breakdown.

Is there a Sunday market in Santa Susanna?

Yes, there is a weekly outdoor market running on Sundays in Santa Susanna. The Santa Susanna Street Market, the largest in town with 40 stalls, is among the weekly options and sells clothing, footwear and jewellery.

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