3 markets tracked in Tona.
Tona runs three weekly street markets, making it a worthwhile stop for anyone exploring the Osona comarca. The town sits close to Vic and Centelles, so it fits naturally into a broader market day circuit around Barcelona province. If you are looking for a Tona bakery, the weekly market at Plaça Major is your best bet, with bread and pastries among its core stalls.
Tona is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the centre, where you can walk easily to the local markets and main square. Town Centre puts you right in the middle of things without needing a car.
If you prefer a bit more comfort or flexibility, the nearby town of Vic is just a short drive away and has a wider choice of hotels. Vic makes a practical base if you plan to explore the wider area, and you can head into Tona for market days with ease.
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The Tona Weekly Market is the largest of the three, with around 25 stalls set up indoors each week. It covers fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and pastries, clothing, and flowers and plants, and running in the morning it rewards an early visit for the freshest selection.
The Tona Organic and Proximity Market focuses on locally sourced food, with stalls selling organic produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, and cheese and dairy products. It runs outdoors on a weekly basis and is a good option if you prioritise knowing where your food comes from.
The Tona Second-Hand Market rounds out the offering with an outdoor weekly market dedicated to antiques, second-hand clothing, and books. It attracts browsers as much as buyers, and it is easy to combine with a visit to one of the other markets on the same trip.
Runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. Tona's organic and proximity market focuses on locally-sourced produce, fresh fruits, vegetables, and artisan cheese.
Organic Products · Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Cheese & Dairy
Runs every Saturday from 8am to 2pm at Esplanada de la Canal. A second-hand market specialising in antiques, vintage clothing and books.
Antiques · Clothing & Textiles · Books & Magazines
Weekly Friday market with around 25 stalls spread across two plazas in the centre of Tona, Barcelona province.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Bread & Bakery · Clothing & Textiles · Flowers & Plants
Tona has three weekly street markets, covering fresh produce, bread and pastries, clothing, and antiques between them. The Tona Weekly Market is the largest, with around 25 stalls, while the Organic and Proximity Market and the Second-Hand Market each run as smaller outdoor markets alongside it.
The Tona Weekly Market runs on Friday, while the Tona Organic and Proximity Market and the Tona Second-Hand Market both run on Saturday, which is the town's busiest day for markets. There's no market in Tona on a Sunday.
Markets in Tona typically open at 9am and close around 2pm, so an early visit gives you the best choice before stalls start packing up. The Tona Weekly Market, the town's largest at around 25 stalls, keeps to this same window on its Friday morning run.
