Llançà Weekly Market
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This week's schedule
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday (today) | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 08:00 – 14:00 |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Every week on Wednesday
Which is the biggest market in Girona Province?
Llançà Weekly Market runs every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Castellar, in the Girona coastal town of Llançà. Around 25 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing, handicrafts and flowers, and both cash and cards are taken. See all markets in Llançà, or the town's other street markets in Llançà.
What you'll find at Llançà Weekly Market
The 25 stalls split between food and general goods: fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers and plants on one side, clothing, textiles and handicrafts on the other. Its Spanish name is the Mercado semanal de la Villa de Llançà, and it is a general street market rather than a food hall. Other markets in the province are listed on the Girona province page.
How to get to Llançà Weekly Market
The stalls set up at Carrer Castellar, 50, 17490 Llançà, and the market is listed as wheelchair-accessible. The Ajuntament de Llançà publishes the town's own market and event information.
Where to stay in Llançà
Staying central puts you within walking distance of the Carrer Castellar stalls and the harbour. Town Centre has plenty of small hotels and guesthouses close to the action, while Port de Llançà is the quieter beachside option, a short stroll from the Wednesday pitches.
What day is Llançà Weekly Market?
Llançà Weekly Market runs every Wednesday, from 8am to 2pm, and on no other day of the week. The pattern is weekly all year rather than monthly or seasonal, so the Carrer Castellar pitches are worked every Wednesday morning, with around 25 stalls trading each time.
What can you buy at Llançà Weekly Market?
Llançà Weekly Market's 25 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers and plants, clothing and textiles, and handicrafts. The mix is general rather than food-only, so a produce pitch and a clothing rail stand side by side along Carrer Castellar between 8am and 2pm on a Wednesday.
Do stalls at Llançà Weekly Market take cards?
Yes, Llançà Weekly Market takes both cash and credit cards. Card acceptance is not guaranteed at every one of the 25 stalls, so carry some cash for the smaller produce and flower pitches, and get there well before trading stops at 2pm.
Is Llançà Weekly Market wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Llançà Weekly Market is listed as wheelchair-accessible, and that is the only facility recorded for it. Plan for toilets, parking and somewhere to sit elsewhere in Llançà, and allow time before the 25 stalls on Carrer Castellar pack away at 2pm on Wednesday.
What you'll find
- fresh fruits
- fresh vegetables
- clothing and textiles
- handicrafts
- flowers and plants
Facilities & accessibility
- Facilities
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Payment
- Cash
- Credit card
Contact & details
| ☰ Stalls | 25 |
| llanca@llanca.cat | |
| ⚲ Address | Carrer Castellar, 50, 17490 Llançà, Girona, España · Get directions |
Planning the trip
Getting to Llançà is usually simplest by bus or train. Omio is a fast way to compare routes and prices, and Discover Cars covers rental cars for anyone who'd rather drive themselves. An eSIM from YeSim gets you online the moment you land, and SafetyWing's flexible medical cover is worth a look if your own travel insurance doesn't already include Spain. Want to build a full day around the visit? GetYourGuide lists food tours and local experiences around Llançà.
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