Tortosa Weekly Market

Tortosa Weekly Market sets up every Monday from 8am to 2pm on Passeig de Joan Moreira, and it is the main market morning of the week in Tortosa. Around 30 stalls sell fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, and prepared foods. Stalls here take contactless and mobile payments as well as cash, which is unusual for a Spanish street market.

About Tortosa Weekly Market

The whole week's trade is packed into six hours on a Monday, and thirty stalls is a size you can walk end to end and back in half an hour. The promenade is level and wheelchair accessible. Come towards 8am if you want the produce at its best, because stalls begin breaking down before the 2pm finish.

What you'll find at Tortosa Weekly Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables take a good share of the 30 stalls. The rest is clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, and prepared foods, a spread that serves the weekly household shop as much as a visitor's browse. If you are in town on another day, check the street markets in Tortosa.

How to get to Tortosa Weekly Market

The market runs along Passeig de Joan Moreira in central Tortosa, a short walk from the historic quarter and easily reached on foot from anywhere in the centre.

Where to stay in Tortosa

The old town is within walking distance of Passeig de Joan Moreira, which makes Old Town the easiest base for a Monday morning, or Hotel Berenguer IV if you want something with a bit of character close to the centre. Parador de Tortosa sits up in the castle above the city, a short drive down to the stalls on market day.

What day is the market in Tortosa?

Tortosa Weekly Market runs on Mondays, from 8am to 2pm on Passeig de Joan Moreira. It is a weekly market, so the same Monday slot holds through the year. Around 30 stalls trade, and they begin packing away before the 2pm finish.

Where does Tortosa Weekly Market set up?

Tortosa Weekly Market sets up on Passeig de Joan Moreira, 1, 43500 Tortosa, in the centre of the city and a short walk from the historic quarter. The promenade is level and wheelchair accessible, and the whole 30-stall run is easily walked from anywhere in the centre.

What can you buy at Tortosa Weekly Market?

Tortosa Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, and prepared foods across around 30 stalls. Produce takes the largest share of them. With trading limited to 8am to 2pm on a Monday, the food stalls are best worked early.

Do stalls at Tortosa Weekly Market take cards?

Yes, stalls at Tortosa Weekly Market accept contactless and mobile payments as well as cash, which is unusual for a Spanish street market. Cash is still worth carrying, since acceptance varies from one trader to the next across the 30 stalls.

Is Tortosa Weekly Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Tortosa Weekly Market is wheelchair accessible. The stalls set up along Passeig de Joan Moreira, a level promenade in the centre of Tortosa, with no steps between one end of the 30-stall run and the other. The market trades on Mondays, 8am to 2pm.