Calafell Weekly Market

Calafell Weekly Market runs every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm along Passeig de la Unió in Calafell, on the Tarragona coast. It is one of the street markets in Calafell, and it trades weekly rather than seasonally, so the Tuesday slot holds through the year. Spanish and Catalan listings call it the mercadillo or mercat de Calafell, German ones the Wochenmarkt, all for the same Tuesday morning.

What you'll find at Calafell Weekly Market

The stalls cover five product categories: fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, and cheese and dairy. That makes it a food shop rather than a browse, and the 9am to 2pm window is short enough that one pass along Passeig de la Unió covers it. Cash, contactless and mobile payments are all accepted.

How to get to Calafell Weekly Market

The market sets up on Passeig de la Unió, 43820 Calafell, in Tarragona province. It is wheelchair accessible, and that is the only facility confirmed here, so do not count on toilets, seating or dedicated parking.

Where to stay in Calafell

Calafell Platja is the most convenient base for the Tuesday market, with plenty of accommodation within easy walking distance. For something more central, Calafell Town Centre keeps you close without the summer beach crowds, and Hotel Miramar Calafell sits near both the seafront and the market streets.

What day is Calafell Weekly Market?

Calafell Weekly Market runs every Tuesday, from 9am to 2pm, along Passeig de la Unió. The recurrence is weekly rather than monthly or seasonal, so the same Tuesday morning applies in August as in February, and trading stops at 2pm with no afternoon session.

What can you buy at Calafell Weekly Market?

Calafell Weekly Market sells fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, and cheese and dairy. Those five categories are what the market confirms, so treat it as a produce and protein shop for the week rather than a general goods market, with no clothing or household stalls on the listing.

Do stalls at Calafell Weekly Market take cards?

Yes, stalls at Calafell Weekly Market take cards, with contactless and mobile payments both accepted alongside cash. Carrying some cash is still sensible for small purchases at a Tuesday morning market, but you will not be turned away from the fish or fruit stalls for arriving without any.

Is Calafell Weekly Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Calafell Weekly Market is wheelchair accessible, and that is the single facility confirmed for the Passeig de la Unió site. Nothing else is listed, so no toilets, seating or dedicated parking should be assumed for the Tuesday morning session.