L'Hospitalet de l'Infant Street Market

Five product categories are recorded here: fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts. That mix makes it a general street market rather than a food market, so a produce stall and a shoe stall sit a few metres apart and you can do the week's fruit and a pair of espadrilles in the same walk.

Payment is the detail worth knowing before you go. The market records both cash and card, which is not the norm for a Spanish street market, where a stallholder with a card reader is still the exception. Bring cash anyway for the smaller stalls, since card acceptance is recorded for the market rather than promised at every pitch.

Staying close to the seafront keeps you within a short walk of the Sunday stalls, and Town Centre has several good options. The Playa de l'Hospitalet area is another solid choice, with apartments and small hotels handy for both the beach and the market.

We hold no street address for this market beyond the 43890 postcode covering L'Hospitalet de l'Infant, so start in the town centre and follow the stalls rather than a map pin. Everything is in the open air at ground level, and the market is listed as wheelchair accessible. If Sunday does not suit your trip, the street markets in this city and the province page show what else trades nearby.