Llançà Port Weekly Market

Llançà Port Weekly Market, the Mercat setmanal del Port de Llançà, sets up every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Ausiàs March, by the port of this Catalan coastal town. Stalls run from fruit and fish through to clothing and handicrafts. It is one of the street markets in Llançà, and you can see all markets in Llançà alongside it.

What you'll find at Llançà Port Weekly Market

Seven kinds of stall trade side by side on the Wednesday morning: fruit, vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, clothing and textiles, and handicrafts. That makes it a general market rather than a food market. It is entirely outdoors, with no indoor hall to shelter in, and clears by 2pm.

How to get to Llançà Port Weekly Market

The market sets up at Carrer Ausiàs March 17, 17490 Llançà, a short walk from the town centre. For other market days along this stretch of the Costa Brava, see the rest of Girona province, or check the market's own listing for further details.

Where to stay in Llançà

Staying in Port area puts you closest to the weekly market and a short walk from the waterfront. If you would rather be a few streets back from the quay, Llançà town centre is still within walking distance of Carrer Ausiàs March on a Wednesday morning.

What day is Llançà Port Weekly Market?

Llançà Port Weekly Market runs every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Ausiàs March, by the port. It is a weekly market on the same day all year, so a midweek stop is the only way to catch it. Fruit, vegetables, fish, cheese, clothing and handicrafts all trade on that one morning.

What can you buy at Llançà Port Weekly Market?

Llançà Port Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, and cheese and dairy, alongside clothing, textiles and handicrafts, all on the one Wednesday morning.

How do you pay at Llançà Port Weekly Market?

Carry cash for Llançà Port Weekly Market. Card acceptance is not confirmed for its stalls and varies from one street trader to the next, so bring enough euros for the fruit, fish and cheese counters. The market is entirely outdoors and packs away at 2pm on Wednesday.