Markets in Santa Susanna
Barcelona, Catalonia · 5 markets tracked
Santa Susanna runs five weekly street markets, or mercats setmanals in Catalan, all of them outdoor or temporary indoor pitches rather than a permanent market hall. Most set up in the evening, opening around 7pm and trading until midnight, so these are effectively night markets. Between them they sell clothing, footwear, fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese, bread, antiques, books, handicrafts, jewellery and certified organic produce, and at least one of them trades on every day of the week.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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Monday1market
Tuesday2markets
Wednesday1market
Thursday1market
Friday2markets
Saturday2markets
Sunday2markets
Where to stay in Santa Susanna
Santa Susanna is a small beach resort, and staying near the seafront keeps you a short walk from the market sites. The Town Centre puts you closest to the weekday markets and the everyday shops.
If you prefer a more organised base, Beachfront Area offers plenty of hotels and apartments, which works well when the markets do not open until the evening.
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Market days in Santa Susanna
Tuesday is the busiest day, with two of the five markets trading. Friday, Saturday and Sunday also carry two apiece, while Monday, Wednesday and Thursday drop to one market each, Thursday being the quietest of the week.
Opening hours are the thing to plan around. The usual pattern is 7pm to midnight rather than the 9am start you'll find in most Spanish towns, and the timetable below gives the day and the hours for each of the five.
Street markets in Santa Susanna
Every market in the town is a street market, so there is nothing here that trades under a permanent roof six days a week. The largest sets out 40 stalls and leans towards clothing, footwear, handicrafts and jewellery. The others are smaller and more specialised: one deals in antiques, books and magazines from a covered site, and one is the only one in town with a real food offer, covering fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery and organic produce.
Because the stock is divided between the five rather than repeated across them, it is worth checking which one falls on the day you are in town before making the walk. Stall counts, locations and days for each are listed on the street markets in Santa Susanna page, and markets across Barcelona province covers the rest of the Maresme coast and the towns inland.
What days do the markets run in Santa Susanna?
Santa Susanna's five street markets between them trade on every day of the week, with Tuesday the busiest at two markets running. Friday, Saturday and Sunday also have two each, while Monday, Wednesday and Thursday have one apiece. Most open at 7pm and keep going until midnight.
What time do the markets in Santa Susanna open?
Markets in Santa Susanna usually open at 7pm and trade until midnight, which makes them evening markets rather than the morning markets found in most of Spain. Five street markets run across the week, two of them on a Tuesday, and the biggest sets out 40 stalls of clothing, footwear, handicrafts and jewellery.
Is there a market in Santa Susanna on a Tuesday?
Yes, Tuesday is the busiest market day in Santa Susanna, with two of the town's five street markets trading. The usual pattern here is a 7pm opening and a midnight close, so a Tuesday market is something to plan for after the beach rather than the morning. Friday, Saturday and Sunday also carry two markets each.
Is there a Sunday market in Santa Susanna?
Yes, two of Santa Susanna's five weekly street markets trade on a Sunday, the same number as on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Both are open-air rather than covered, and across the town's Sunday and weekday markets you'll find clothing, footwear, jewellery, handicrafts, antiques and fresh produce.