Street Markets in Breda
Girona, Catalonia · 1 street markets
Street markets in Breda means the Breda Weekly Market, the town's only one, setting up on Sundays from around 8.30am until 2pm. It runs about 25 stalls with fresh produce, meat, bread, cheese and local olive oil. For the town's full listing, see all markets in Breda.
All Street Markets in Breda
Tips for visiting
Sunday is the only day to catch it, so plan around that if you're passing through midweek. Cash is the safer option, since not every stall takes a card. Nearby towns and their own market days are listed on the Girona province page.
Where to stay in Breda
Base yourself in the town centre to walk to the Sunday market without needing a car. If you want more choice of places to stay, Sant Celoni is a short drive away and works well as a base for a day trip in, as does nearby Hostalric.
Are street markets in Breda free to enter?
Yes, entry to the Breda Weekly Market is free. You only pay the stallholders for whatever you buy, and it's worth carrying cash since not all of them take cards.
What time does the street market in Breda open?
The Breda Weekly Market opens at around 8.30am on Sundays and trades until about 2pm. Arriving in the first hour or two gives you the best pick of the fresh fruit, vegetables and other produce before stalls start selling out.
Things To Do
Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you book through them, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Trip Essentials
Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you book through them, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.