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.

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.

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.