Markets in Hostalric
Girona, Catalonia
Markets in Hostalric give visitors two distinct reasons to visit this small medieval town in the Girona province. The Hostalric Weekly Market runs every week with around 15 stalls, while the Medieval Fair of Hostalric brings a more traditional character with handicrafts and artisan food. Between them, they cover everything from fresh fish and meat to handmade goods and local cheese.
Weekly Market Schedule
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WednesdayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Hostalric
Hostalric is a small medieval town, so accommodation options are limited but perfectly manageable as a base. Staying in Hostalric Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the market square and the town's impressive castle walls.
If you prefer more choice, the nearby town of Blanes or the city of Girona are both short drives away and offer a wider selection of hotels, letting you explore Hostalric's markets as a day trip.
Tours & Activities in Hostalric
Street markets in Hostalric
The Hostalric Weekly Market is the town's main practical market, with 15 indoor stalls running on a weekly schedule. Shoppers can pick up fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and freshly baked bread and pastries. It is the go-to stop for a proper weekly shop.
The Medieval Fair of Hostalric runs outdoors on a weekly basis and has a noticeably different character. Stalls focus on handicrafts alongside food products including fresh fruit, vegetables, cheese and dairy, and bread and pastries. It suits visitors looking for something with a more artisan and heritage feel, in keeping with the town's 11th-century castle backdrop. For more market options across the region, the pages for Blanes and Breda are worth checking.
