Street Markets in Lloret de Mar

The Weekly Market on Av. del Rieral is the bigger of the pair, with 40 stalls trading from 9am to 1.30pm and the only fresh fruit and vegetables of the week, alongside clothing, footwear and handicrafts. The Street Market on Avinguda de Josep Pla Casadevall opens an hour earlier at 8am and closes at 1pm, and its 30 stalls lean towards clothes, shoes, jewellery and craft work rather than food. Both are wheelchair accessible, and traders at each take cash, contactless and mobile payments.

From May to September the Fira Medieval sets up on Plaza de la Iglesia on Saturday and Sunday, running from 10am through to 10pm. It is the only street market in Lloret de Mar that trades at a weekend and the only one open in the evening, and its stalls sell handicrafts, jewellery and prepared food rather than groceries.

Come before 11am on a Tuesday if you want the produce stalls at their best, since both markets are packing up by early afternoon. If Tuesday does not suit, the province page covers the other market towns along this stretch of the Girona coast.

Both Tuesday markets sit inland from the seafront, so a central base saves you moving the car twice in a morning. Beachfront has the widest choice across budgets, while the quieter Town Centre puts you closest to Plaza de la Iglesia for the medieval fair in summer.