4 markets tracked in Salt.
Salt Girona has four markets serving a town that borders Girona city directly, drawing a steady local crowd throughout the week. The Mercat de Salt is the covered municipal market at Passeig dels Països Catalans, while three street markets add outdoor stalls on Wednesdays, Fridays and one day dedicated to second-hand goods.
Salt sits right next to Girona, so staying in the City Centre gives you easy access to both cities and puts you close to great transport links. Girona has a solid range of hotels to suit most budgets, and you can reach Salt in just a few minutes by car or bus.
If you'd rather base yourself closer to Salt itself, look for options along the Eixample area, which keeps you well-placed for the local markets without straying too far from Girona's shops and restaurants.
Heading to Salt? Omio compares bus and train routes, YeSim gets an eSIM ready before you land, and GetYourGuide lists local food tours and experiences worth building a day around.
Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you book through them, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
The Salt Friday Market is the largest outdoor market in town, with 135 stalls spread across an open-air site running every Friday. Shoppers come for fresh fruit and vegetables alongside a good selection of clothing and footwear, making it a practical weekly shop for many residents. It is the best option for visitors who want to experience the full scale of market trading in Salt.
The Salt Wednesday Market follows a similar format on a smaller scale, also offering fresh produce, clothing and footwear each week. The Salt Second-Hand Market rounds out the street calendar with a weekly outdoor event focused entirely on second-hand clothing, useful if you are after something more unusual than a standard market run.
Salt's markets complement those in the wider Girona province. If you are planning a broader market tour of the region, the markets near me tool can help you find other options close to Salt.
Runs every Friday from 8am to 2pm in Salt, Girona. A major weekly market with 135 stalls selling fresh fruits and vegetables, clothing, footwear and textiles.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather
Runs every Saturday from 10am to 2pm on Carrer Dalai Lama, in Salt's La Mirona industrial estate. A dedicated second-hand clothing and textiles market.
Clothing & Textiles
Runs every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm in Salt, Girona. Local market selling fresh fruit and vegetables alongside clothing and footwear.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather
The Mercat de Salt on Passeig dels Països Catalans is Salt's main food market, with around 25 indoor stalls open Monday to Saturday from 8am to 2pm. Traders sell fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy products, with the widest choice available in the earlier morning hours. The market is fully covered, wheelchair accessible, and has a bar inside where locals take a coffee break between errands. The official Salt municipality website has current opening information and details on local services.
Salt's covered municipal market with 25 stalls selling fresh produce, meat, seafood, cheese, bread and prepared foods. Open Monday to Saturday from 8am to 2pm.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Meat & Poultry · Fish & Seafood · Cheese & Dairy · Bread & Bakery · Prepared Foods
Salt has four markets: the covered Mercat de Salt and three street markets that trade through the week. The Salt Friday Market is the largest, with 135 stalls, while the Wednesday market and the second-hand market add two further weekly options.
Salt's street markets run on Wednesday and Friday, plus a separate day for the second-hand market, and the Mercat de Salt trades indoors Monday to Saturday. Wednesday is the town's busiest trading day overall.
No, none of Salt's four markets trade on a Sunday. The Mercat de Salt runs Monday to Saturday, and all three street markets are held on weekdays only.
Salt's markets sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread, alongside clothing and footwear at the street markets. The Salt Friday Market has the widest range, with 135 stalls covering both fresh produce and clothing.
