Alpicat Weekly Market

Alpicat Weekly Market is an indoor market that runs every Monday from 8am to 2pm in Alpicat, a small town just west of Lleida city. Around 25 stalls set up on Carrer la Sardana, selling fresh produce, meat, bread, cheese and clothing. Stalls accept cash, contactless and mobile payments. Get there early for the best selection, as stalls start packing up well before 2pm.

What you'll find

The market covers a good mix of food and everyday goods. You'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, bread and bakery items, and cheese and dairy from local suppliers. The other stalls sell clothing and textiles. It's a compact market that serves the local community and nearby villages.

How to get to Alpicat Weekly Market

The market is on Carrer la Sardana, 5 in central Alpicat. If you're coming from Lleida, it's a short drive or bus ride west, around 15 minutes. Check other street markets in Alpicat if you're exploring the area on a different day.

Where to stay in Alpicat

Alpicat is a small town just outside Lleida, so your best bet is to stay in Lleida City Centre, where you'll find a good spread of hotels and easy access by car or bus. From there, the market is a short drive away.

If you'd prefer to be closer, try looking for rural accommodation in Alpicat itself, which suits a quieter stay with a more local feel.

What day is Alpicat Weekly Market?

Alpicat Weekly Market runs every Monday from 8am to 2pm, year-round, on Carrer la Sardana in central Alpicat. It's the only regular market day in the town, with around 25 stalls setting up for the morning before packing away in the early afternoon.

What can you buy at Alpicat Weekly Market?

Alpicat Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, bread and bakery items, and cheese and dairy across its stalls, alongside clothing and textiles. Around 25 stalls trade each Monday, split between food producers and general goods, making it a practical weekly shop for the town.

Do I need cash at Alpicat Weekly Market?

No, cash isn't essential at Alpicat Weekly Market, since stalls also take contactless and mobile payments alongside cash. It's still worth carrying some notes and coins, as acceptance can vary from one trader to the next across the market's 25 stalls.