Markets in Salou
Tarragona, Catalonia
Salou market visitors have three weekly outdoor street markets to choose from, all held in the open air across this Costa Daurada resort town. The markets sell clothing, footwear, handicrafts, jewellery, and antiques, covering both new goods and second-hand finds. For other options nearby, the Tarragona markets page includes towns such as Cambrils and Reus, each running their own weekly markets on different days.
Weekly Market Schedule
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Monday1market▼
TuesdayNo markets▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
ThursdayNo markets▼
FridayNo markets▼
SaturdayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Salou
Salou's markets are easy to reach from the town centre, so staying near Town Centre keeps you well placed for everything. The Salou Park Resort I and Hotel Blaumar are solid options close to the action, with good transport links and plenty of amenities.
If you prefer something quieter, the area around Cap Salou is a short ride from the main market spots and tends to be less hectic in summer. Wherever you stay, most of Salou is compact enough that getting around on foot or by bus is straightforward.
Tours & Activities in Salou
Street markets in Salou
The Salou Street Market is the largest of the three, with around 30 stalls set along the Passeig del 30 d'Octubre promenade close to the beach. It runs weekly and stocks clothing, footwear, handicrafts, and jewellery. Arriving early gives you the best pick of stalls and helps you avoid the midday heat in summer. Full details are on the Visit Salou tourism website.
The Mercadillo del Espigón is a second weekly outdoor market offering clothing, footwear, and handicrafts. Stall numbers vary from week to week, giving it a more informal feel than the promenade market.
Salou Carboot rounds out the three with a focus on antiques alongside clothing and footwear, making it the best choice if you are after second-hand finds or collectibles rather than new goods.
Where is the Monday market in Salou?
The main Salou Street Market takes place on the Passeig del 30 d'Octubre promenade, within easy walking distance of the beach and town centre.
What day is Salou market?
All three of Salou's street markets run on a weekly schedule. The Salou Street Market on Passeig del 30 d'Octubre is typically held on Monday mornings from around 9 am to 2 pm.
What can you buy at Salou market?
Across the three markets you will find clothing, footwear, handicrafts, jewellery, and antiques. The Salou Street Market and Mercadillo del Espigón focus on clothing and crafts, while Salou Carboot is the place to go for antiques and second-hand items.
Is there a market in Salou?
Yes, Salou has three weekly outdoor street markets running throughout the year, covering everything from clothing and jewellery to antiques.