Olot Weekly Market

Olot Weekly Market sets up every Monday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Comanegra, 38, in Olot, Girona province. It is a food market and nothing else: 25 stalls covering fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread. The stalls are under cover, so a wet Monday morning in the Garrotxa does not spoil the trip. For the town's other open-air trading, see street markets in Olot.

About Olot Weekly Market

Known locally as the mercat setmanal d'Olot, it runs on Monday only and closes at 2pm, a morning errand rather than an afternoon outing. The 25 stalls take a few minutes to walk end to end, and the whole site is wheelchair accessible. Stalls take cash, contactless cards and mobile payments, which is more than most weekly markets offer.

What you'll find at Olot Weekly Market

Six product lines are the whole story: seasonal fruit and vegetables take the most space, alongside butchers with meat and poultry, a fishmonger, cheese and dairy counters and a bakery stall. There are no clothes, no household goods and no souvenirs, worth knowing if you were expecting a general mercadillo.

How to get to Olot Weekly Market

The address is Carrer Comanegra, 38, 17800 Olot, a short walk from the centre, and the town is compact enough that most people arrive on foot. For markets further afield, see the rest of Girona province.

What day is Olot Weekly Market?

Olot Weekly Market runs on Monday, from 8am to 2pm, and on no other day. It is a weekly market of 25 food stalls at Carrer Comanegra, 38, and traders start packing down before the 2pm close, so a mid-morning arrival still catches the full run of stalls.

Is Olot Weekly Market indoors?

Yes, Olot Weekly Market trades under cover at Carrer Comanegra, 38, so rain in the Garrotxa does not stop it. All 25 stalls sit on the same covered, wheelchair accessible site, and the Monday session runs 8am to 2pm whatever the weather outside.

Is Olot Weekly Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Olot Weekly Market is wheelchair accessible, and the covered site at Carrer Comanegra, 38, is compact enough at 25 stalls to cross in a few minutes. It trades on Monday from 8am to 2pm, and the crush thins out once the early produce rush is over.

Does Olot Weekly Market take cards?

Yes, stalls at Olot Weekly Market take contactless cards and mobile payments as well as cash. Small change is still worth carrying for a single bag of fruit or a loaf of bread, since acceptance can vary from one trader to the next across the 25 stalls.

Where to stay in Olot

Carrer Comanegra is walkable from almost anywhere in town, so Olot City Centre is the practical base for an 8am start, with comfortable hotels and guesthouses close by. For more character, Hotel La Perla is a reliable choice, and Les Preses is a quieter option a short drive out.