3 markets tracked in Lloret de Mar.
Lloret de Mar's market week centres on Tuesday, when two street markets set up a short walk apart and put around 70 stalls of fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing, footwear, handicrafts and jewellery on the town's pavements. A third market runs only at weekends in the summer months. There is no municipal market hall here, so everything in town is a street market and all of it is free to walk into.
Staying close to the beach puts you within easy walking distance of Lloret's main markets and the lively town centre. Beachfront is the most convenient base, with plenty of hotels to suit different budgets.
If you prefer something quieter, try Town Centre, where you can stroll to the market square without dealing with peak-season beach crowds. The Hotel Santa Marta is a solid choice if you want comfort and easy access to everything the town has to offer.
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The Tuesday pair are where the town does its everyday shopping. The larger trades under cover on Avinguda del Rieral from 9am to 1.30pm with 40 stalls, and it is the only one of the three carrying fresh fruit and vegetables alongside clothing, footwear and handicrafts. The other sets up outdoors on Avinguda de Josep Pla Casadevall, opening earlier at 8am and clearing by 1pm, with 30 stalls weighted towards clothing, footwear, jewellery and handicrafts. Both are wheelchair accessible and both take cards and contactless as well as cash, which is unusual enough at Spanish street markets to be worth knowing.
The third is seasonal and quite different. A medieval fair fills Plaça de l'Església on Saturdays and Sundays between May and September, running from 10am until 10pm and selling handicrafts, jewellery and prepared food rather than groceries. It is the only market in town that stays out after dark.
Runs every Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 10pm, May to September, in the heart of Lloret de Mar's old town. A medieval-themed market with handcrafted goods, jewelry and prepared foods.
Handicrafts · Jewelry · Prepared Foods
Tuesday morning market, 8am to 1pm, with around 30 stalls of clothing, footwear, jewellery and handicrafts on Avinguda de Josep Pla Casadevall.
Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather · Handicrafts · Jewelry
Around 40 stalls on Avinguda del Rieral every Tuesday from 9am to 1:30pm, selling fresh produce, clothing, handicrafts and leather goods.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Clothing & Textiles · Handicrafts · Footwear & Leather
Tuesday morning is the one time two of Lloret de Mar's three markets trade together. Saturday and Sunday carry one market each, and only in the May to September season. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday have nothing at all, so a midweek trip that is not a Tuesday needs a plan.
That plan is usually a short bus or car ride. The Girona province markets page covers what runs on each day of the week along the rest of the Costa Brava, and the official Lloret de Mar tourism website covers shopping in the town more broadly.
Yes, Lloret de Mar has three street markets. Two of them run on Tuesday morning, one indoors on Avinguda del Rieral with 40 stalls and one outdoors on Avinguda de Josep Pla Casadevall with 30, and a medieval fair fills Plaça de l'Església at weekends through the summer.
Lloret de Mar's biggest market, with 40 stalls, sets up indoors on Avinguda del Rieral each Tuesday from 9am. The town's second Tuesday market is a short walk away on Avinguda de Josep Pla Casadevall, and the summer medieval fair occupies Plaça de l'Església. Both Tuesday markets are wheelchair accessible and take cards as well as cash.
Tuesday is market day in Lloret de Mar, when two street markets run at once, the indoor one on Avinguda del Rieral from 9am to 1.30pm and the outdoor one from 8am to 1pm. The medieval market adds Saturdays and Sundays, 10am to 10pm, from May to September.
