Cunit Street Market

Cunit Street Market sets up every Thursday from 8:00 to 14:00 on Carrer de Joaquim Mir in Cunit, a coastal town on Tarragona's Costa Daurada. Around 35 stalls line the street, selling clothing, footwear, leather goods and jewellery. Stalls take cash, and some accept mobile payments.

What you'll find at Cunit Street Market

Clothing and textiles for all ages take up most of the 35 stalls, alongside shoes and leather bags and a smaller run of jewellery and accessories. This is a neighbourhood market for the weekly shop rather than a tourist stop. The stalls sit at street level and are wheelchair accessible, and there is a children's play area beside them.

How to get to Cunit Street Market

The market is on Carrer de Joaquim Mir, close to the centre of Cunit. By train, take the R2 Sud line from Barcelona to Cunit station, then walk about 10 minutes. By car, exit the C-32 motorway at Cunit and follow signs into town. Street parking is available on surrounding roads but fills up on market mornings. You can find more on the Cunit town council website. For other street markets in Cunit, check our listings.

Where to stay in Cunit

Cunit is small enough to walk across, so anywhere near the beach leaves you a few minutes from Thursday's stalls. Passeig Marítim runs along the seafront and is within walking distance of Carrer de Joaquim Mir. Cunit Centre puts you closer to the shops, the cafés and the market street itself.

What day is Cunit Street Market?

Cunit Street Market runs every Thursday, all year round, from 8:00 to 14:00 on Carrer de Joaquim Mir. It is the town's one weekly street market, and traders start packing away before the 14:00 finish, so the last hour is thinner than the first.

What can you buy at Cunit Street Market?

Clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and jewellery are the three categories sold at Cunit Street Market, across around 35 stalls. Those are what the market is listed for, so it is the place for wardrobe basics, shoes and bags, and accessories rather than a weekly food shop.

Do visitors need cash at Cunit Street Market?

Cash is the safest thing to carry at Cunit Street Market, which is listed as taking cash and mobile payments, with acceptance varying from one trader to the next. There is no cash machine on Carrer de Joaquim Mir itself, so draw what you need before Thursday morning.