Sitges Weekly Market (Saturdays)

Sitges Saturday Market, signed locally as the Mercat Setmanal de Sitges and in Spanish as the Mercado Semanal de Sitges, sets up every Saturday from 7am to 2pm at Plaça de Catalunya in Sitges, a few minutes' walk from the old town. It is a small market, around 8 stalls, and produce is the reason to come: seasonal fruit and vegetables, olive oil, and nuts and dried fruits. Stalls take cash and mobile payments.

What you'll find at Sitges Saturday Market

Food, and little else. The eight stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, olive oil, and nuts and dried fruits, so it is a shopping stop rather than a browse. For the town's other market days, see the street markets in Sitges.

How to get to Sitges Saturday Market

Plaça de Catalunya is in central Sitges, about five minutes on foot from Sitges train station on the R2 Sud line from Barcelona, and a short walk from anywhere in the old town. The square is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Sitges

Sitges is compact enough that almost anywhere you stay puts you within easy walking distance of the Saturday market. The Town Centre is the most convenient base, with plenty of hotels and guesthouses a short stroll from the market stalls.

If you want something with a bit more character, Hotel Romantic is a well-known option in a classic Sitges villa, and Melia Sitges suits those who prefer a larger hotel with modern facilities.

What day is Sitges Saturday Market?

Sitges Saturday Market runs every Saturday, from 7am to 2pm, at Plaça de Catalunya in the centre of town. It runs weekly all year with no seasonal break, so a Saturday morning is the one window for it. There is no Sunday or midweek trading at this market.

What can you buy at Sitges Saturday Market?

Sitges Saturday Market's eight stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, olive oil, and nuts and dried fruits. It is a produce market rather than a general one, so there is no clothing or household run, and it works best as a Saturday stop for cooking ingredients.

Do you need cash at Sitges Saturday Market?

Sitges Saturday Market stalls take cash and mobile payments, so you do not have to arrive with notes, though small change is still the quickest way to pay for a bag of fruit. Card terminals are not among the market's listed payment options, so cash or a phone are the safe choices.

Where is Sitges Saturday Market?

Sitges Saturday Market runs at Plaça de Catalunya, 08870 Sitges, in the centre of town, about five minutes on foot from Sitges train station on the R2 Sud line from Barcelona. The square is wheelchair accessible, and the market's contact number is +34 938 944 061.