Street Markets in Tossa de Mar
Girona, Catalonia · 3 street markets
Street markets in Tossa de Mar run across the week, from the Thursday morning market on Rambla Pau Casals to weekend medieval and seasonal fairs. Saturday is the busiest day for stalls in the city, with two markets trading, while Friday is the quietest. For the full list, see all markets in Tossa de Mar; for other towns nearby, see the Girona province page.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
TuesdayNo markets
WednesdayNo markets
Thursday1market
Friday1market
Saturday2markets
Sunday2markets
All Street Markets in Tossa de Mar
Tips for visiting
Stalls typically open at 10am and trade until around 9pm, later than most Spanish street markets. Bring cash, since many stallholders at the smaller markets do not accept card payments. Across the city's markets you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, olive oil, prepared foods, clothing, jewellery, and handicrafts.
Where to stay in Tossa de Mar
Staying in the old town, Vila Vella, puts you within easy walking distance of the weekly market and the medieval walls. If you'd rather be near the beach, Hotel Diana sits right on the main beach and is well placed for exploring the town on foot.
Are street markets in Tossa de Mar free to enter?
Yes, all street markets in Tossa de Mar are free to enter, including the Thursday weekly market on Rambla Pau Casals, the weekend medieval market, and the seasonal Christmas fair. You only pay for what you buy at each stall, and no market in the city charges for entry.
What time do street markets in Tossa de Mar open?
Street markets in Tossa de Mar typically open at 10am and close around 9pm. That covers the Thursday weekly market on Rambla Pau Casals, the weekend medieval market, and the seasonal Christmas fair, all of which follow the same pattern of hours.
What day is the market in Tossa de Mar?
The main street market in Tossa de Mar trades on Thursday, when the weekly market sets up on Rambla Pau Casals with around 25 stalls. Saturday is the city's busiest day overall, with two markets trading, while Sunday also sees two and Friday just one.
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