Camprodon Weekly Market

Camprodon Weekly Market sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm at Plaça del Dr. Robert in Camprodon, in the Girona Pyrenees. Around 25 stalls sell fruit, vegetables, cheese, bread, honey and clothing, and take cash or mobile payment.

What you'll find at Camprodon Weekly Market

Food fills most of the 25 stalls: seasonal fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy from the valleys around Camprodon, bread and bakery goods, and Pyrenean honey. Clothing and textiles take the rest. The square is small enough to browse in under an hour.

How to get to Camprodon Weekly Market

Plaça del Dr. Robert sits in the centre of Camprodon, a short walk from anywhere in town, including the medieval bridge. By car, take the C-38 from Ripoll or the GI-524 from Olot. See also street markets in Camprodon and the VisitCamprodon tourism site.

Where to stay in Camprodon

Camprodon is small, so staying central means walking to the square on Sunday morning. The Town Centre puts you beside the market, Hotel Güell is a well-placed option, and Hotel Restaurant Camprodon is the more comfortable choice.

What day is Camprodon Weekly Market?

Camprodon Weekly Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm at Plaça del Dr. Robert. It is weekly all year, with no seasonal break, so a missed Sunday means waiting seven days rather than a month. Around 25 stalls trade across those five hours.

What can you buy at Camprodon Weekly Market?

Camprodon Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery goods, Pyrenean honey, and clothing and textiles across around 25 stalls. Food accounts for most of them, textiles for the smaller share. Stalls take cash and mobile payment.

Where is Camprodon Weekly Market located?

Camprodon Weekly Market sets up at Plaça del Dr. Robert, 11, in the centre of Camprodon, in the Girona Pyrenees. The square is wheelchair accessible and a short walk from the town's medieval bridge, and reachable by the C-38 from Ripoll or the GI-524 from Olot.