Santa Susanna Street Market

Santa Susanna Street Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 2pm along Camí del Mig, at number 342 in Santa Susanna, Barcelona province. Around 40 stalls trade clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts and jewellery. It is a weekly market with no seasonal break, so it is on any Sunday of the year. See all markets in Santa Susanna, or just the town's street markets.

What you'll find at Santa Susanna Street Market

The 40 stalls divide between fashion and craft: clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, jewellery and handicrafts. Food is not part of the mix, so this is a morning for clothes, bags and gifts rather than a produce run. Stalls take cash, contactless cards and mobile payments. A children's play area sits within the market, which is worth knowing if the browsing runs long.

How to get to Santa Susanna Street Market

The address is Camí del Mig, 342, 08398 Santa Susanna. This is an open-air market that follows the street rather than filling a covered hall, and the route through the stalls is wheelchair accessible.

The official Santa Susanna tourism site has details on all the town's markets.

Where to stay in Santa Susanna

Santa Susanna is a small resort town, so staying close to the centre puts you within easy walking distance of the street market. Town Centre is your best bet, with plenty of hotels and apartments right on the doorstep.

If you prefer a beachside base, Beachfront has a good selection of holiday hotels a short stroll from the market action. For a reliable mid-range option, Hotel Rosamar Garden Resort is a popular choice that keeps you well placed for everything in town.

What day is Santa Susanna Street Market?

Santa Susanna Street Market runs every Sunday, from 8am to 2pm, weekly and all year with no seasonal break. Dutch and German visitors searching for the Santa Susanna zondag markt or Sonntag Markt are looking for this same Sunday market on Camí del Mig, where around 40 stalls trade.

Does Santa Susanna Street Market take cards?

Santa Susanna Street Market takes cash, contactless cards and mobile payments, so it is not cash only, which is less common for a Spanish street market. Carry some cash anyway: those payment options describe the market as a whole, not a guarantee that each of the 40 stalls has a card reader.

Is Santa Susanna Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Santa Susanna Street Market is wheelchair accessible, with the stalls set out at street level along Camí del Mig. It is an open-air market rather than an indoor hall, and there is a children's play area within it, which makes the Sunday morning workable for families.