Markets in Vic
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Vic markets draw visitors throughout the week with six outdoor street markets spread across the city, covering everything from fresh produce and meat to antiques, records, and handmade crafts. The largest is the Tuesday and Saturday market, which runs weekly with around 100 stalls. Vic sits in the comarca of Osona and makes for an easy day trip from Barcelona or alongside a visit to nearby Manresa. The city's market tradition is well documented by the Ajuntament de Vic, which lists local events and market schedules.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
Tuesday1market
WednesdayNo markets
ThursdayNo markets
FridayNo markets
Saturday5markets
Sunday1market
- StreetVic Sunday Market
Where to stay in Vic
Staying in the Ciutat Vella puts you right in the heart of things, with the main market square just a short walk away. The Hotel Montserrat Vic and Parador de Vic-Sau are both solid options, offering comfortable bases without straying far from the action.
If you prefer something quieter, the area around Eixample gives you easy access to the centre while keeping you away from early-morning market noise. Wherever you stay, Vic is compact enough that nothing feels out of reach on foot.
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Market days in Vic
Vic has markets running on Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday as confirmed weekly fixtures, with additional specialist markets also scheduled weekly. If you are planning a trip around the markets, Tuesday and Saturday offer the fullest experience thanks to the 100-stall general market, while Sunday suits those interested in a more relaxed mix of produce and crafts. Checking locally before you visit is advisable, as seasonal schedules can shift. The wider Catalonia region has a strong market culture, and Osona province is one of the more active areas for weekly street trading.
Street markets in Vic
The Vic Tuesday & Saturday Market is the city's flagship street market, running twice a week with 100 outdoor stalls. Shoppers come for fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, flowers and plants, and clothing, making it a practical weekly shop for locals and an enjoyable browse for visitors.
The Vic Secondhand & Antiques Market offers a more specialist experience, with stalls dedicated to antiques and secondhand finds. It runs weekly outdoors and rewards those who arrive early and take their time searching through the selection.
The remaining four street markets each have a distinct character. The Vic Crafts Market and Vic Painting & Drawing Market both focus on handmade and artistic goods, while the Vic Record Fair draws collectors looking for vinyl and music memorabilia. The Vic Sunday Market rounds things out with a mixed offer of fresh fruit, vegetables, clothing, and handicrafts, giving the city a genuine market presence on Sundays as well.