Sant Pau de Segúries Weekly Market

Sant Pau de Segúries Weekly Market sets up every Thursday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Guàrdia in the centre of Sant Pau de Segúries, a small town in the Ripollès comarca of northern Girona. Around 15 stalls sell fresh produce, local cheese, honey, bread, and meat. Cash, contactless, and mobile payments are all accepted. Get there early for the best selection, as stalls start packing up by midday.

What you'll find

The focus is on food from local farms: seasonal fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, fresh bread, and honey from the Pyrenean foothills. It's a compact market, so you can browse everything in under half an hour.

How to get to Sant Pau de Segúries Weekly Market

The market is on Carrer Guàrdia 11 in the town centre. By car, follow the C-26 towards Olot and take the exit for Sant Pau de Segúries. Parking is available nearby. If you're exploring the area, check the other street markets in Sant Pau de Segúries or the nearby markets in Camprodon. For schedule updates, see the Sant Pau de Segúries municipal website.

Where to stay in Sant Pau de Segúries

Sant Pau de Segúries is a small village in the Ripollès comarca, so accommodation options are limited locally. Staying in the town centre puts you within easy walking distance of the weekly market and the surrounding Pyrenean countryside.

If you want more choice, the nearby town of Sant Joan de les Abadesses or Ripoll offers a broader range of hotels and guesthouses, and both are just a short drive away. Consider basing yourself in Ripoll or Sant Joan de les Abadesses for a comfortable stay with easy access to the market.

What day is Sant Pau de Segúries market?

The market runs every Thursday morning from 8am to 2pm, year round. It sets up on Carrer Guàrdia in the town centre.

What can you buy at Sant Pau de Segúries market?

Fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese, bread, and local honey from the Ripollès valley. All 15 or so stalls focus on food and everyday essentials.

Do I need cash at Sant Pau de Segúries market?

Not necessarily. Most stalls accept cash, but contactless and mobile payments are also available. Still worth having some cash on hand for smaller purchases.