Can Boada Market

Can Boada Market is a 25-stall indoor municipal market serving the Can Boada neighbourhood of Terrassa, in Barcelona province. Known locally as Mercat Can Boada, it opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm, so it works for a weekday shop as easily as a Saturday one. The draw here is ordinary and useful: a fish and seafood counter, butchers and greengrocers within a few steps of each other, all under one roof.

About Can Boada Market

This is a neighbourhood market rather than a landmark one. Twenty-five stalls fill the building on Carrer d'Alexandre Galí, and the whole floor can be walked in a couple of minutes. It is one of the municipal markets in Terrassa, and unlike the open-air street markets in Terrassa it trades indoors six mornings a week, in the same hours every day, with no market-day to plan around.

Payment is straightforward. Stalls take cash, credit and debit cards, contactless and mobile payments, so you do not need to find a cash machine before you arrive. The building is wheelchair accessible.

What to buy at Can Boada Market

The pescadería is the stall most people come in for, handling fish and seafood alongside the meat and poultry counters. Around them you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery goods, and cheese and dairy. That is the full spread across 25 stalls, enough for a week's cooking without a supermarket.

How to get to Can Boada Market

The market is at Carrer d'Alexandre Galí, 77, 08225 Terrassa, in the Can Boada neighbourhood north-west of the city centre. Local buses connect the area with central Terrassa, and there is street parking on the residential streets around the building. For stall queries you can call the market on +34 937 888 459.

Where to stay in Terrassa

Staying in the city centre puts you within easy reach of Can Boada Market and Terrassa's other highlights. Try the Hotel Don Cándido for a central, comfortable base, or look at options around City Centre if you want flexibility on price and style.

If you prefer somewhere with a bit more character, the Eixample neighbourhood has good connections and a range of places to stay within walking distance of the market.

What time does Can Boada Market open?

Can Boada Market opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm and closes on Sundays. The hours are identical on every trading day, including Saturday, so there is no afternoon session and no single market day to plan around at the Carrer d'Alexandre Galí hall.

Is there a fishmonger at Can Boada Market?

Yes, Can Boada Market has a fish and seafood counter, one of six fresh food categories traded in the hall. The pescadería sits alongside butchers selling meat and poultry, greengrocers, a bakery and a cheese and dairy stall, all open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm.

Does Can Boada Market accept card payments?

Yes, Can Boada Market accepts credit and debit cards, contactless and mobile payments alongside cash. That applies across its 25 stalls, which trade Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm on Carrer d'Alexandre Galí in the Can Boada neighbourhood of Terrassa, so a card is enough for a full weekly shop.