Les Preses Weekly Market

Les Preses Weekly Market sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm on Carrer dels Teixos in Les Preses, a village in the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone of Girona province. Fifteen stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery goods, local honey, olive oil, and flowers. It is the village's only street market, it trades indoors with wheelchair access, and stalls take contactless and mobile payments as well as cash.

What you'll find at Les Preses Weekly Market

Fruit and vegetables from the Garrotxa valley lead, alongside bread and bakery products, honey, olive oil, and seasonal flowers and plants. Fifteen stalls is a weekly grocery shop rather than a morning of browsing, and the whole thing is packed away by 2pm.

How to get to Les Preses Weekly Market

The market is on Carrer dels Teixos in the centre of Les Preses, postcode 17178. By car, take the N-260 towards Olot and follow signs to Les Preses; there is parking near the market. The Les Preses municipality website publishes changes to the Sunday session.

Where to stay in Les Preses

Les Preses is a small village in the Garrotxa region, so accommodation options are limited locally. Your best bet is to stay in nearby Olot, the main town in the area, where you'll find a good choice of hotels and easy access to the market. Try Olot city centre for the most convenient base, or look at options around La Vall de Bianya if you want something quieter in the surrounding countryside.

What day is Les Preses Weekly Market?

Les Preses Weekly Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm on Carrer dels Teixos. The recurrence is weekly with no seasonal break, so the market trades all year, and Sunday is the only day it opens. Fifteen stalls sell for those five hours and then pack away.

What can you buy at Les Preses Weekly Market?

Les Preses Weekly Market's 15 stalls carry fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery goods, local honey, olive oil, and flowers and plants. The produce is drawn from the Garrotxa valley rather than imported, and the range is aimed at a weekly household shop rather than at souvenirs.

Do visitors need cash at Les Preses Weekly Market?

No, Les Preses Weekly Market takes contactless and mobile payments alongside cash, which is unusual for a Spanish street market. Card acceptance still varies from one stall to the next across the 15 traders, so carrying some cash for smaller purchases is worth doing.

Is Les Preses Weekly Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Les Preses Weekly Market is wheelchair accessible, and it trades indoors rather than in the open air, which makes it a reasonable market to visit in poor weather. There is parking near the site on Carrer dels Teixos, in the centre of the village.