Markets in Camprodon
Girona, Catalonia
Camprodon market consists of a single weekly street market held every Sunday morning in this small Pyrenean town in the Ripollès comarca of Girona province. Around 25 stalls set up at Plaça del Dr. Robert, offering fresh fruit, vegetables, local cheese, honey, bread, and clothing from the surrounding valleys.
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Where to stay in Camprodon
Camprodon is a small mountain town, so staying in the centre puts you within easy walking distance of the market and everything else. Camprodon Town Centre is your best base, with the river, the market square, and the main shops all close at hand.
For a comfortable stay, Hotel Güell is a solid choice with a long history in the town. If you prefer something with more of a rural feel, there are several small hotels and rural houses just outside the centre that are still easy enough to reach on foot or by car.
Tours & Activities in Camprodon
Street markets in Camprodon
The Camprodon Weekly Market is the town's only market, running every Sunday at Plaça del Dr. Robert with 25 stalls. It draws both residents and visitors staying in the Vall de Camprodon, and the fresh produce and local food products make it worth an early morning stop. Nearby Olot and Sant Joan de les Abadesses hold their own weekly markets on different days if you want to combine market visits across the area.
What to buy at the Sunday market
The market runs from 9am to 2pm and is a practical stop for locally produced food. Stalls carry fresh fruit and vegetables, artisan bread and pastries, and Pyrenean honey alongside cheese and dairy products from the valley. A small number of clothing stalls round out the offer. You can find further details on the official Camprodon tourism site.