Markets in Lleida Province

Lleida province has 58 markets spread across 35 towns, and all but four are street markets that set up in a square or along a street and are packed away by early afternoon. The other four are municipal markets trading from a permanent hall. The most common opening hours across the province are 08:00 to 14:00, so a market trip here is a morning rather than an afternoon.

Saturday is the busiest day, with 16 markets trading, and Sunday the quietest at 8. Six of the 58 have no confirmed day on record, so check the market's own page before travelling for one of those.

Which towns have the most markets

Lleida city accounts for seven, more than any other town in the province. Tàrrega and La Pobla de Segur have four each, and Aitona, Les Borges Blanques and Organyà three each. Arbeca, Cervià de les Garrigues, Preixana, Guissona and Sort run two apiece. Everything else is a single market in a smaller town. For the wider picture, including the coastal provinces, see the Catalonia markets overview.

What is a flea market, and are there any in Lleida province?

A flea market is a street market selling second-hand goods rather than fresh produce. The 58 markets covered here are recorded as 54 street markets and 4 municipal markets, and what each one actually sells is set out on its own page.

What day has the most markets in Lleida province?

Saturday, with 16 of the 58 markets trading in Lleida province. Thursday is next with 15, then Tuesday with 12 and Friday with 11. Monday and Wednesday each have 10, and Sunday is the quietest trading day at 8. Six markets have no confirmed day on record.

What time do markets open in Lleida province?

Markets in Lleida province most commonly open at 08:00 and close at 14:00, so trading is finished by early afternoon. Individual times vary between the 35 towns, and the four municipal halls set their own hours separately from the 54 street markets. Each market's page carries its exact times.