Street Markets in Reus

Tarragona, Catalonia · 5 street markets

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Street markets in Reus trade on every day of the week, but Saturday is the one to plan around: all five of the city's street markets set up that morning, against two on a Sunday. The Reus Weekly Market is the largest at 150 stalls and also runs on Monday and Wednesday, while the Saturday antiques and brocanters fairs are what bring the collectors. For the covered halls instead, see the municipal markets in Reus, or every market in the city together.

Weekly Street Market Schedule

What you'll find

Antiques set the tone here. Across the five markets you'll find antique furniture and collectibles, second-hand books and magazines, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, jewellery, handicrafts, flowers and plants, and prepared food to eat as you walk. The mix shifts by day: the Saturday fairs lean towards antiques and books, while the weekly market's 150 stalls carry the broadest spread of the lot.

All Street Markets in Reus

Tips for visiting

Most street markets in Reus open at 9am and pack up by 2pm, so a mid-morning arrival gives you the full run of the stalls rather than a half-built one. Bring cash, since card acceptance varies from one stall to the next. Saturday is the busiest day with all five trading, and Sunday the quietest with two.

Where to stay in Reus

Reus is walkable, and every street market is within reach of the middle of town on foot, so you won't need a car unless you're pairing the trip with markets elsewhere in Tarragona province. Basing yourself in the city centre keeps you minutes from the Saturday fairs, and the Hotel Gaudí Reus is a straightforward central option. Stalls are up by 9am, so pick somewhere that serves breakfast early.

What day is the markt in Reus?

Saturday is the main market day in Reus, when all five of the city's street markets trade, including the 150-stall Reus Weekly Market and the Saturday antiques and brocanters fairs. Monday and Wednesday each bring three markets, and Sunday is the quietest with two. Trading usually runs from 9am to 2pm.

What time do street markets in Reus open?

Street markets in Reus usually open at 9am and close around 2pm, which is the pattern across all five of them. Traders are still setting up in the first half hour, so arriving from 9.30am onwards gives you the fullest stalls, particularly at the Saturday antiques and brocanters fairs.

What's the biggest street market in Reus?

The Reus Weekly Market is the biggest street market in Reus, with around 150 stalls. It runs on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, and carries the widest spread of the city's market goods, from clothing and textiles to footwear, jewellery and flowers. The Saturday antiques fairs are smaller and more specialised.

Are street markets in Reus free to enter?

Yes, all five street markets in Reus are free to enter, with no ticket or charge at any of them. Bring cash rather than relying on a card, since acceptance varies from stall to stall, and plan for the morning: most trade from 9am to 2pm and there is nothing left to browse by mid-afternoon.

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