Tordera Weekly Market

Tordera Weekly Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 2pm on Avinguda dels Països Catalans, in Tordera, Barcelona province. Signposted locally as the Mercat setmanal de Tordera, as Mercado semanal de Tordera in Spanish, and known to Dutch-speaking visitors on the Costa Maresme as the Tordera markt op zondag, it puts out around 40 stalls for one morning a week, which makes Sunday the only day worth planning around. It is listed with the other street markets in Tordera.

What you'll find at Tordera Weekly Market

The 40 stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery, clothing and textiles, and flowers and plants. That mix makes it a general weekly market rather than a food market: a produce shop and a tray of bedding plants come from the same row of stalls. Payment is not cash-only here, and stalls take cards, contactless and mobile payment as well.

How to get to Tordera Weekly Market

The market sets up on Avinguda dels Països Catalans, 08490 Tordera, in Barcelona province. There is parking at the market and the site is wheelchair accessible. For other market days in the area, see markets across Barcelona province.

Where to stay in Tordera

Tordera is a small town, so your best bet is staying centrally to keep the market within easy reach on foot. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options along the main road through town if you want easy parking and access.

If you'd prefer a bit more comfort or variety, the nearby Costa Maresme coast is just a short drive away, and staying in Santa Susanna or Malgrat de Mar gives you a good mix of beach hotels and easy access to Tordera for market day.

What day is Tordera Weekly Market?

Tordera Weekly Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 2pm, and Sunday is its only trading day. Around 40 stalls set up on Avinguda dels Països Catalans for that six-hour window, then pack away for the week, so a weekday visit to the avenue will find nothing to browse.

What can you buy at Tordera Weekly Market?

Tordera Weekly Market's 40 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery goods, clothing and textiles, and flowers and plants. It is a general weekly market rather than a food-only one, so the produce rows sit alongside clothing stalls and the plant stalls that supply cut flowers.

Is there parking at Tordera Weekly Market?

Yes, Tordera Weekly Market has parking, and the site is wheelchair accessible. The stalls set up on Avinguda dels Països Catalans, 08490 Tordera, in Barcelona province, and trade from 8am to 2pm on a Sunday, which is the only day of the week the market runs.

Does Tordera Weekly Market take cards?

Yes, Tordera Weekly Market takes cards, and stalls accept contactless and mobile payment as well as cash. That is worth knowing at a weekly street market, where cash is often the only option, though carrying coins and small notes is still sensible for the produce and flower stalls.