Markets in Banyoles
Girona, Catalonia · 2 markets tracked
The market in Banyoles is a Wednesday morning fixture, with around 100 stalls filling Plaça de les Rodes and the central streets of this lakeside town in the Girona province. Both of the town's markets are street markets, both trade on a Wednesday, and one of them opens again on Saturday morning. Between them you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, bread, clothing and footwear, and organic produce.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
TuesdayNo markets
Wednesday2markets
ThursdayNo markets
FridayNo markets
Saturday1market
SundayNo markets
Where to stay in Banyoles
Staying in Town Centre puts you close to the weekly market and the famous lake, and you can easily walk to most of what the town has to offer. The Hotel L'Ast is a solid choice right in the centre, with comfortable rooms and easy parking.
If you prefer something with more of a local feel, look into guesthouses along the lakeside, where you're still just a short stroll from the market square. Banyoles is compact, so wherever you stay, getting around on foot is straightforward.
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Street markets in Banyoles
The Banyoles Weekly Market is the larger of the two, with about 100 outdoor stalls running from 8am to 2pm every Wednesday across Plaça de les Rodes and the streets around it. Produce stalls carry fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, cheese and bread, and there are clothing, footwear and organic stalls among them. The town hall publishes the current arrangements on its mercat setmanal page.
The Formatges Japet Dels Bous Wednesday Market is smaller and indoors, at Plaça de les Rodes 16. It opens at 6.30am on Wednesday and 7am on Saturday, closing at 1pm both days, so it is the earlier of the two starts. Cheese and dairy is the focus, with fresh fruit and vegetables alongside it. The hall is wheelchair accessible and takes cash, cards and contactless payments, while the outdoor stalls list no payment options, so bring cash for those.
Full opening details for both are on the street markets in Banyoles page, and more visitor information about the town is on the Banyoles tourism website.
What day is the market in Banyoles?
Banyoles market day is Wednesday, when both of the town's street markets trade. The main one, Banyoles Weekly Market, sets up around 100 stalls at Plaça de les Rodes from 8am to 2pm. The indoor Formatges Japet Dels Bous market trades that day too, and again on Saturday morning.
What time do the markets in Banyoles open?
Banyoles Weekly Market runs from 8am to 2pm on a Wednesday. The Formatges Japet Dels Bous market starts earlier, at 6.30am on Wednesday and 7am on Saturday, and closes at 1pm on both days. Come before midday if you want the produce and cheese stalls at their fullest.
How many markets are there in Banyoles?
Banyoles has two markets, both street markets and both at Plaça de les Rodes. The outdoor weekly market carries about 100 stalls, and the indoor Formatges Japet Dels Bous market is the smaller of the pair. No municipal market hall is listed in the town, so these two carry the fresh produce trade.
Is there a market in Banyoles on a Saturday?
Yes, the Formatges Japet Dels Bous market trades in Banyoles on a Saturday, opening at 7am and closing at 1pm indoors at Plaça de les Rodes 16. It sells cheese and dairy alongside fresh fruit and vegetables. The 100 stall Banyoles Weekly Market is Wednesday only.