Markets in Terrassa

Can Boada Market is the largest of the three municipal markets, with 25 indoor stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and bread and pastries. It runs weekly and serves the western neighbourhoods of the city.

Sant Pere Municipal Market, located in the Sant Pere neighbourhood, also has 25 stalls and offers a similar range of fresh produce, meat, fish, and cheese and dairy products. It is one of the oldest markets in the city and opens weekly for local shoppers.

Cent Market rounds out the municipal offer with an indoor hall stocking fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, and cheese and dairy, though its exact stall count is not published. All three municipal markets are indoor venues, making them a reliable option regardless of the weather.

Martí l'Humà Market is the largest market in Terrassa by a considerable margin, with 301 outdoor stalls running weekly. The range covers fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and footwear, and handicrafts, making it a practical destination for everyday shopping as well as browsing.

Can Aurell Flea Market is a weekly outdoor market focused on handicrafts and antiques, drawing collectors and casual visitors alike. Stall numbers vary week to week, but it is a well-established fixture in the city's market calendar.

The two collectibles markets add a specialist dimension to the street market scene. The Terrassa Collectibles Market sells antiques, jewellery and books on a weekly basis, while the Terrassa Sunday Collectibles Market focuses on antiques and books, offering an option for those with a free Sunday morning.