Markets in Reus

The three covered halls carry the full fresh range between them: fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, cheese and dairy, and bread and bakery, making them the closest thing Reus has to a local farmers market for anyone shopping ingredient by ingredient. The largest, Reus Central Market, runs 35 stalls. The smallest keeps to 25, which makes it a quicker stop when you already know what you are after.

Opening hours are consistent across the halls, usually 9am to 2pm, so they are a morning errand rather than an afternoon one. Addresses and trading days for each hall are on the page for municipal market halls in Reus.

Five street markets set up in Reus, and they are not variations on one theme. The biggest by a wide margin is Reus Weekly Market, which puts 150 stalls outdoors and leans towards clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, flowers and plants, and jewellery rather than food.

Two others are given over to antiques, books and magazines, handicrafts and jewellery, one trading indoors across 30 stalls and one outdoors with 25. Two more run over the Christmas period, adding handicrafts, prepared foods, flowers and plants, and jewellery. Days and stall counts for each are on the page for street markets in Reus.