Markets in Vilanova del Camí
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Vilanova del Camí has four markets in total: one indoor municipal market and three weekly street markets. The town sits in the Anoia comarca alongside Igualada, and a short trip covers both towns comfortably. If you are searching for "villanova market", this is the town you are looking for. For a broader picture of markets in the province, see the Barcelona markets page.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday1market
- MunicipalSant Hilari Market
Tuesday1market
- MunicipalSant Hilari Market
Wednesday1market
- MunicipalSant Hilari Market
Thursday1market
- MunicipalSant Hilari Market
Friday2markets
- MunicipalSant Hilari Market
- StreetVilanova del Camí Weekly Market
Saturday3markets
Sunday1market
- StreetFeria del Camí Ral
Where to stay in Vilanova del Camí
Vilanova del Camí is a small town, so your best bet is staying in the town centre, where you can easily reach the local markets on foot. Town Centre puts you close to everything without needing a car.
If you prefer more accommodation options, the nearby city of Igualada is just a short drive away and well connected by public transport. Staying there gives you a wider choice while keeping the markets of Vilanova del Camí within easy reach.
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Municipal markets in Vilanova del Camí
Sant Hilari Market on Carrer de Mossèn Borràs is the town's main covered food market, running weekly with around 25 indoor stalls. The range here covers fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy, making it the most complete food stop in the town. Its indoor setting means it operates reliably regardless of weather, which is useful if you are planning a visit around it.
Street markets in Vilanova del Camí
The Vilanova del Camí Weekly Market is the largest street market, with around 20 stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and pastries, and clothing. It runs weekly and is the practical complement to Sant Hilari Market for anyone doing a broader shop.
The Feria del Camí Ral is an outdoor street market focused on handicrafts, running weekly for shoppers looking for handmade and artisan goods rather than food. Stall numbers are not fixed, so the selection can vary from week to week.
The Vilanova del Camí Antiques and Second-Hand Market rounds out the town's offer with an outdoor weekly market dedicated to antiques and second-hand items. It is the most distinctive of the three street markets and worth a look if you have an interest in vintage finds. You can check current schedules on the Vilanova del Camí town hall website.
How many markets are there in Vilanova del Camí?
Vilanova del Camí has four markets: one municipal market and three street markets. Sant Hilari Market is the town's covered food market with around 25 stalls, and the Vilanova del Camí Weekly Market is the largest street market, with around 20 stalls of fresh food and clothing.
What day is the market in Vilanova del Camí?
Saturday is the busiest day for markets in Vilanova del Camí, with three of the town's four markets trading. Friday follows with two markets open, while Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday each have one market running.
Is there a market open on Sunday in Vilanova del Camí?
Yes, one market trades in Vilanova del Camí on a Sunday, out of the town's four in total. Saturday is by far the busiest day, with three markets open, so a Sunday visit means fewer stalls to browse.
What can you buy at the markets in Vilanova del Camí?
Markets in Vilanova del Camí sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, bread, clothing, antiques and handicrafts. Sant Hilari Market carries most of the fresh food, while the street markets add clothing, antiques and handmade goods.