Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market

Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market sets up every Sunday along the N-II at km 639, on the Maresme coast north of Barcelona. Around 25 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, olive oil, meat and poultry, and flowers, from 8am to 7pm. Stalls take cash only. It is one of the street markets in Vilassar de Mar, listed alongside all markets in Vilassar de Mar.

What you'll find at Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market

Produce is the point here: seasonal fruit and vegetables fill most of the 25 stalls. Beyond that there is bread and bakery, olive oil, meat and poultry, and flowers and plants. The 8am to 7pm run is unusually long for a street market, so there is no need to arrive at dawn.

How to get to Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market

The market lines the N-II at km 639, on the seaward edge of Vilassar de Mar. By train, take the R1 Rodalies line to Vilassar de Mar station and walk towards the N-II. It is all outdoors, wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome. Parking is limited on Sunday mornings.

Where to stay in Vilassar de Mar

Vilassar de Mar is a small coastal town, so anywhere central leaves you a short walk from the N-II and the Sunday stalls. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look for options along Seafront if you want to wake up close to the beach.

What day is Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market?

Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market runs every Sunday, from 8am to 7pm, all year round. Sunday is the only day the stalls set up, so a weekday trip to the N-II at km 639 will find the roadside empty. Around 25 stalls trade each week.

What can you buy at Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market?

Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables across around 25 stalls, alongside bread and bakery goods, olive oil, meat and poultry, and flowers and plants. Produce is the bulk of it, and the 8am start means the fullest choice of it is early in the day.

Do stalls at Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market take cards?

No, stalls at Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market take cash only, with no card payment recorded at any of its 25 stalls. Draw what you need before Sunday morning, and bring small notes and coins, which is what fruit and vegetable traders are set up to handle.

Is Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Vilassar de Mar Fruit and Vegetable Market is recorded as wheelchair accessible, and it is pet friendly too, so dogs are welcome along the stalls. The market is entirely outdoors on the N-II at km 639, and it trades from 8am to 7pm each Sunday.