Can Blanc Sunday Market

Santa Pau Weekly Market sets up every Sunday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Fageda in Can Blanc, a small neighbourhood between Olot and Santa Pau in the Garrotxa region of Girona. Around 25 stalls sell mainly food products sourced from the surrounding area. Cash, contactless and mobile payments are all accepted. Get there early for the best selection, as stalls start packing up well before 2pm.

What you'll find

The focus is local food. You'll find fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, bread and bakery goods, cheese, and Garrotxa's prized local honey. A handful of stalls also carry textiles and household items. The market was set up to serve the Can Blanc, Can Jofre and Can Potxa neighbourhoods, so expect a genuinely local feel rather than a tourist market.

How to get to Santa Pau Weekly Market

The market is on Carrer Fageda, 1, right beside the GI-524 road that connects Olot and Santa Pau. It's about three minutes by car from Olot and five from Santa Pau village. Public transport is limited on Sundays, so driving is your best option. Street parking is available nearby. For more street markets in Can Blanc, check the full listing.

Where to stay in Can Blanc

Can Blanc sits inland in the Garrotxa region of Girona, between Olot and Santa Pau, so Central Girona makes a practical base, with good transport links and plenty of accommodation at every budget for the drive out to the Sunday market.

If you'd rather stay closer to the countryside feel of the area, look for rural accommodation around Alt Empordà, which keeps you close to Can Blanc without needing to base yourself in a larger city.

What day is Santa Pau Weekly Market?

Santa Pau Weekly Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Fageda in Can Blanc. It's a weekly market, so it sets up on the same day year-round rather than following a seasonal calendar. Around 25 stalls trade until early afternoon, so arrive well before 2pm for the fullest selection of fresh produce, bread, cheese and honey.

What can you buy at Santa Pau Weekly Market?

Santa Pau Weekly Market sells mainly local food: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, bread and bakery goods, cheese and dairy, and Garrotxa's local honey. A handful of stalls also carry textiles and household items, but the 25 stalls are overwhelmingly food-focused, drawing shoppers from the nearby Can Blanc, Can Jofre and Can Potxa neighbourhoods.

Where exactly is Santa Pau Weekly Market?

Santa Pau Weekly Market sets up on Carrer Fageda in Can Blanc, right beside the GI-524 road that links Olot and Santa Pau village. It's about three minutes by car from Olot and five minutes from Santa Pau, with street parking available near the stalls. Public transport is limited on Sundays, so driving is the easiest option.

Do I need cash at Santa Pau Weekly Market?

No, you don't need cash at Santa Pau Weekly Market, since stalls also accept contactless and mobile payments alongside cash. Card acceptance can still vary from one trader to the next at a market this size, so it's worth carrying some as a backup, particularly for smaller stalls selling produce or bakery goods.