Tossa de Mar Medieval Market

Tossa de Mar Medieval Market sets up inside Vila Vella, the walled medieval quarter of Tossa de Mar, on Saturdays and Sundays from 9am to 2pm. It runs from May through September only, so there is nothing to see inside the walls on a winter weekend. Card acceptance varies from stall to stall, so bring notes and coins.

About Tossa de Mar Medieval Market

The setting does most of the work here. Rather than a square or a straight street, the stalls follow the lanes of the fortified old town, which is what separates this market from the town's ordinary weekly one. Arriving closer to 9am than to midday gives you room to move before the lanes fill up.

What you'll find at Tossa de Mar Medieval Market

Four things dominate: handicrafts, jewellery, clothing and textiles, and prepared foods. The prepared-food stalls are the ones to look for if you want to eat while walking the walls. Everything is outdoors and unroofed, with no indoor hall to retreat into.

How to get to Tossa de Mar Medieval Market

The market occupies Vila Vella, the walled quarter at the southern end of the bay, reached on foot from the seafront through the old gate. Tossa de Mar is compact enough to walk there from anywhere in town. Dates are listed on the organiser's event page. See also all street markets in Tossa de Mar.

Where to stay in Tossa de Mar

Staying in the old town puts you inside the market itself. Try Vila Vella (Old Town) for the closest base, or look along the seafront at Passeig del Mar for the beach on your doorstep and a five minute walk to the walls.

What day is Tossa de Mar Medieval Market?

Tossa de Mar Medieval Market runs on both Saturday and Sunday, from 9am to 2pm each day, so either weekend morning works. It trades only between May and September, inside the walled Vila Vella quarter, and there is no weekday session at any point in the season.

What months does Tossa de Mar Medieval Market run?

Tossa de Mar Medieval Market runs from May through September, five months in all, and closes for the rest of the year. Weekend trading in the Vila Vella lanes runs from 9am to 2pm, so a visit outside those months finds the walled quarter empty of stalls.

Where is Tossa de Mar Medieval Market?

Tossa de Mar Medieval Market sets up inside Vila Vella, the walled medieval quarter at the southern end of the bay in Tossa de Mar, Girona. The stalls follow the lanes within the fortified walls rather than filling one square, and the quarter is reached on foot from the seafront.

What payment do stalls at Tossa de Mar Medieval Market take?

Tossa de Mar Medieval Market has no confirmed card payment, so carry cash and expect acceptance to vary from one stall to the next. The stalls sell handicrafts, jewellery, textiles and prepared foods along the Vila Vella lanes, and notes and small coins are the safest thing to arrive with.