Markets in Figueres
Girona, Catalonia · 3 markets tracked
Figueres runs three weekly street markets, all of them outdoors, and between them they cover Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. The city is better known for the Dalí Theatre-Museum, but the mercat setmanal, known as the markt to Dutch and German visitors searching for it, is the practical reason to be up early here: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, cheese and bread on one square, clothing, footwear, flowers and handicrafts on another, and a separate market for antiques and collectables. Full listings sit on the street markets in Figueres page, and the rest of Girona province keeps to a similar weekly rhythm.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
Tuesday1market
WednesdayNo markets
Thursday2markets
FridayNo markets
Saturday2markets
SundayNo markets
Where to stay in Figueres
Figueres is a compact city, so staying central puts you within easy walking distance of the markets and the Dalí Museum. City Centre is your best bet, with plenty of hotels and easy access to everything. The Hotel Duran is a reliable historic option, and Hotel Plaza Inn Figueres offers a comfortable, practical base without stretching the budget.
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Market days in Figueres
Thursday is the busiest day in Figueres, with two of the three markets trading: the fruit and vegetable stalls on Plaça del Gra and the clothing and handicraft stalls on Ronda del Parc. Saturday also has two markets running, and Tuesday has one, so a Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Sunday visit will find the squares empty.
Hours are consistent across the city. Stalls are set up by 8.30am and start clearing from about 1.30pm, which makes every market here a morning errand rather than an afternoon one.
Street markets in Figueres
The Figueres Fruit and Vegetable Market is the largest of the three, with around 150 stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and bread and pastries. It sets up on Plaça del Gra, which has served as a marketplace since 1886, and runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Figueres Street Market runs every Thursday on Ronda del Parc, with around 40 stalls offering clothing, footwear, handicrafts, flowers and plants. It trades from 8:30 to 13:30 and is wheelchair accessible. Further details are available on the Visit Figueres tourism site.
The Figueres Antiques and Collectors Market rounds out the weekly programme with stalls dedicated to antiques and collectables. Exact stall numbers are not published, but the market draws collectors and browsers looking for vintage and second-hand finds.
If you are exploring beyond the city, Roses and Olot both hold weekly outdoor markets worth combining with a trip here.
What time do the markets in Figueres open?
Markets in Figueres open at 8.30am and finish around 1.30pm, which makes all three of them morning-only. The Ronda del Parc street market keeps those hours exactly, and 8.30am to 1.30pm is the usual pattern across the city, so plan a morning rather than an afternoon if you want to see the stalls trading.
Is there an antiques market in Figueres?
Yes, Figueres holds a weekly antiques and collectors market, one of the city's three street markets. It sells antiques and collectables rather than produce, so it sits alongside the fruit and vegetable market on Plaça del Gra and the clothing and footwear stalls on Ronda del Parc. Stall numbers for it are not published.
What can you buy at the markets in Figueres?
Figueres markets sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery, spices and herbs, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, flowers and plants, handicrafts, and antiques. The 150-stall market on Plaça del Gra covers most of the food, while clothing, footwear and handicrafts are the Ronda del Parc trade.