Batea Medieval Market

Batea Medieval Market sets up in the old town nucleus of Batea, a small town in Tarragona province, Catalonia. This market recreates a medieval atmosphere with stalls selling traditional handicrafts, prepared foods, and spices and herbs. The schedule varies seasonally, so it's worth confirming exact dates before planning your visit.

What you'll find at Batea Medieval Market

You'll find handicrafts made in medieval style, spices and herbs from local producers, and stalls selling prepared foods to eat as you browse.

How to get to Batea Medieval Market

Batea sits in Tarragona province, southern Catalonia, and the market sets up outdoors in the old town nucleus. For the current dates, see the official page, or browse street markets in Batea.

Where to stay in Batea

Batea is a small town with few places to stay, so it's worth booking ahead. Town centre keeps you close to the market and its bars and restaurants. For more choice, search Terra Alta for rural guesthouses and agriturismos in the wine country around Batea.

What day is Batea Medieval Market?

Batea Medieval Market runs on selected dates between May and September rather than on a fixed weekly day. Because the schedule changes each year, check the official page before you travel to confirm this year's exact dates for the market in Batea's old town nucleus.

What can you buy at Batea Medieval Market?

Batea Medieval Market sells handicrafts made in a medieval style, along with spices, herbs and prepared foods you can eat as you walk round the stalls. The market sets up outdoors in Batea's old town nucleus, drawing on the town's medieval fair tradition for its range of goods.