Brocanters Market of Reus

Brocanters Market of Reus is a weekly antiques and brocante market that sets up every Saturday from 7.30am to 2pm along Passeig de Prim in Reus. Around 25 stalls line the paseo between Plaça de les Oques and Carrer de Mare Molas, selling vintage furniture, old jewellery, second-hand books and collectibles. It is the antiques morning among the street markets in Reus, and traders are out well before the shops open.

The market started at Peixateries Velles in 1994 and moved to the paseos in 2000, making it one of the longest-running brocante markets in Tarragona province.

What you'll find at Brocanters Market of Reus

Stalls deal in antiques, handicrafts, jewellery, books and magazines, and clothing and textiles. Expect old postcards, vinyl, retro furniture and ceramics alongside the book tables. Stock is whatever traders have turned up that week, so the mix changes from one Saturday to the next and regulars walk the full length before buying.

How to get to Brocanters Market of Reus

The market sets up at Pg. de Prim, 3, in the centre of Reus, about a 10-minute walk from Reus railway station. It is an outdoor market along a level city promenade and is recorded as wheelchair accessible, with no entrance or step between the pitches. For dates and any changes, see the official Mercats de Reus page.

Where to stay in Reus

Reus is a compact city, so staying central means you can walk to the Brocanters Market with ease. The City Centre puts you close to the market and the rest of the old town, and it's where you'll find most of the city's accommodation options. Hotel Gaudí is a solid choice right in the heart of things, named after the city's most famous son.

If you prefer something quieter, the area around Eixample is just a short stroll from the centre and offers a calmer base without sacrificing convenience.

What day is Brocanters Market in Reus?

Brocanters Market of Reus runs every Saturday, from 7.30am to 2pm, along Passeig de Prim in the city centre. It trades weekly all year, with no seasonal break. Stalls are set out early, so the first hours are when the best pieces are still on the tables.

What can you buy at Brocanters Market in Reus?

Brocanters Market of Reus sells antiques, handicrafts, jewellery, books and magazines, and clothing and textiles across around 25 stalls. Vintage furniture, postcards, vinyl and ceramics turn up alongside the second-hand books. The stock is whatever traders have found that week, so no two Saturdays on Passeig de Prim are the same.

Do stalls at Brocanters Market in Reus take cards?

Brocanters Market of Reus lists both cash and card among its payment options, but acceptance is trader by trader rather than market-wide. Carry cash for the smaller stalls and for haggling, which is normal at a brocante. There are banks and ATMs along Passeig de Prim itself.