Blanes Monday Market

Blanes Monday Market sets up every Monday from 9am to 2pm along Passeig Cortils i Vieta in Blanes, a coastal town in Girona, Catalonia. It runs 159 stalls, selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and fresh fruit and vegetables. Nothing on record confirms that any stall here takes cards, so bring cash for the morning.

What you'll find at Blanes Monday Market

The 159 stalls cover clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, and fresh fruit and vegetables. That mix makes this a general street market rather than a food market, so the produce is one part of the morning rather than the whole of it. Trading is a single session, 9am to 2pm, and the stalls come down straight after.

How to get to Blanes Monday Market

The market runs along Passeig Cortils i Vieta, postcode 17300, in the province of Girona. It is entirely outdoors, with no covered hall to shelter in. For the town's other weekly markets, see street markets in Blanes.

Where to stay in Blanes

Staying in the old town or along the seafront puts you within easy walking distance of the Monday market. Old Town is a good base if you want to be close to the market action, while Seafront suits those who want a beach holiday with the market thrown in.

For a reliable hotel option, Hotel Blanes is a solid choice that keeps you well placed for an early start on market day.

What day is Blanes Monday Market?

Blanes Monday Market runs every Monday from 9am to 2pm, and the recurrence is weekly, so it sets up on the same day all year. The 159 stalls fill Passeig Cortils i Vieta in central Blanes, and everything is packed away by early afternoon.

Where is Blanes Monday Market?

Blanes Monday Market sets up along Passeig Cortils i Vieta, 17300 Blanes, in the province of Girona. The stalls line the street rather than filling a covered hall, so the market is entirely outdoors and packs away once trading finishes at 2pm on Monday.

Do stalls at Blanes Monday Market take cards?

No, Blanes Monday Market has no card payment recorded against any of its 159 stalls, so carry cash for the morning. That covers everything on sale there, from clothing and footwear to handicrafts and the fresh fruit and vegetable stalls, none of which are confirmed to take cards.