Street Markets in Santa Susanna
Barcelona, Catalonia · 5 street markets
Santa Susanna has five street markets, and the thing worth knowing before you plan around one is that they are mostly evening markets: the usual start across the five is 7pm and the usual finish is midnight. Two trade on a Tuesday, two on a Friday, two on a Saturday and two on a Sunday, which leaves at least one setting up every day of the week. For the town's full listing see all markets in Santa Susanna.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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Tuesday2markets
Wednesday1market
Thursday1market
Friday2markets
Saturday2markets
Sunday2markets
What you'll find
The stalls run to fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery, cheese and dairy, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, handicrafts, jewellery, books and organic products, with antiques on sale as well. Santa Susanna Street Market is the largest at 40 stalls. That mix is closer to a seaside evening market than a produce mercadillo, so treat the food stalls as a bonus rather than the main event.
All Street Markets in Santa Susanna
Tips for visiting
Come after dark rather than early: a 7pm start means the stalls are still being unpacked at six. Carry cash, since card acceptance varies from one trader to the next. Thursday is the quietest day, with a single market trading, and Tuesday the busiest. Other towns along this stretch of coast are listed on the Barcelona province page.
Where to stay in Santa Susanna
The evening hours change what a good base looks like here, because you can spend the day on the beach and still make a market. Staying in the Town Centre puts you closest to the weekday markets and the everyday shops, while the Beachfront Area holds most of the hotels and apartments. Either way the town is compact, so a car is useful for reaching markets in neighbouring towns rather than for these five.
What time do street markets in Santa Susanna open?
Street markets in Santa Susanna usually open at 7pm and trade until around midnight, which is the commonest pattern across the town's five. They are evening markets rather than the morning mercadillos found inland, so check the individual market's own page before travelling, since a few hours either side of that is possible.
What day is the street market in Santa Susanna?
Tuesday is the busiest day for street markets in Santa Susanna, with two of the town's five trading. Friday, Saturday and Sunday each carry two as well, and Monday, Wednesday and Thursday one apiece, so there is street market trading in the town on every day of the week.
Are street markets in Santa Susanna free to enter?
Yes, entry to all five street markets in Santa Susanna is free. They set up in the open air with no gate and no ticket, and because most of them trade from about 7pm until midnight, an evening walk through the stalls costs nothing unless something catches your eye.
Is there a street market in Santa Susanna on a Sunday?
Yes, two of Santa Susanna's five street markets trade on a Sunday, the same number as on a Tuesday, Friday or Saturday. Sunday follows the town's usual pattern of a 7pm start and a midnight finish, so it is an evening outing rather than a morning one.
What's the biggest street market in Santa Susanna?
Santa Susanna Street Market is the biggest of the town's five street markets, with 40 stalls. Like the others it trades in the evening, from around 7pm to midnight, and the goods on sale across the town run from fresh fruit and vegetables to clothing, footwear, handicrafts, jewellery and antiques.
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