2 markets tracked in Cambrils.
Cambrils market runs on a Wednesday morning, when around 40 stalls take over Passeig d'Albert in the old town from 9:00 to 14:00. A second, smaller market trades on Saturday, so the town has two market mornings a week rather than one. Both are outdoor markets and both are free to browse. Dutch speakers arriving from the coast will find them listed as the Cambrils markt, and the town's name is often typed with a double L as Cambrills.
Staying close to the seafront puts you in easy reach of Cambrils' markets and the town centre. Passeig de la Llibertat area is a solid choice, with the main market square just a short walk away. For something more comfortable, Hotel Rovira and Hotel Tryp Cambrils are both well-placed options that keep you central without any fuss.
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Cambrils has two street markets and no covered municipal hall, so all of the town's market trading happens in the open air. The Wednesday one is the bigger by some distance: the Cambrils Street Market sets up around 40 stalls, weighted towards clothing, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts and books rather than food. It is wheelchair accessible, stalls take cash and card, and the Cambrils tourist train runs a dedicated Wednesday route to it.
The Saturday market is the food one. Its stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, bread and bakery, and certified organic produce, so it is the market to plan around if you are shopping for ingredients rather than browsing.
The rest of the coast is covered on the Tarragona province page. The Cambrils tourism office publishes transport details and local event listings.
Every Saturday from 9am to 2pm at Plaza España, an open-air market of organic growers, cheese and dairy stalls, artisan bread and handmade crafts.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Cheese & Dairy · Bread & Bakery · Organic Products · Handicrafts
Around 40 stalls along Passeig d'Albert every Wednesday, 9am to 2pm. Clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts, books and magazines, cash or card.
Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather · Handicrafts · Books & Magazines
Wednesday is the busier of the two market days, and the one most people mean when they ask about the market in Cambrils. Saturday's market is smaller and food-led, and it is the only other day of the week anything trades. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday have no market at all.
Both keep the same hours, 9:00 to 14:00. If you are staying in Cambrils for a week, those are the two mornings to keep free.
The Cambrils Street Market sets up along Passeig d'Albert in the old town, and runs there every Wednesday from 9:00 to 14:00. It is the larger of the town's two markets, with around 40 stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and books, and the Cambrils tourist train runs a dedicated Wednesday route to it.
Wednesday is the main market day in Cambrils, when the 40-stall street market fills Passeig d'Albert from 9:00 to 14:00. A second, smaller market trades on Saturday morning, selling organic produce, fruit and vegetables, cheese and bread. No market runs in Cambrils on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday or Sunday.
Markets in Cambrils open at 9:00 and finish at 14:00, on both Wednesday and Saturday. They are morning markets, so there is nothing left to see by the afternoon, and the Wednesday market on Passeig d'Albert is the one worth arriving early for, with around 40 stalls to work through.
No, no market runs in Cambrils on Sunday. The town's two street markets trade on Wednesday, when around 40 stalls fill Passeig d'Albert, and on Saturday, when a smaller market sells fresh produce and organic goods. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday also have no market.
