Markets in Tarragona Province
110 markets tracked in this province.
Tarragona province has 108 markets across 39 towns, and 91 of them are street markets that set up in a square or along a stretch of road for the morning. The other 17 are municipal market halls, open on a fixed weekly pattern rather than a single trading day.
Saturday is the day to plan around. 57 of the 108 markets trade then, more than double the 24 that run on a Monday, the quietest trading day of the week. Most keep the same hours, 09:00 to 14:00, so an early start matters. By two in the afternoon the stalls are coming down, and the produce sellers have usually gone before that.
The markets cluster along the coast and in the larger inland towns, with Tarragona city and Reus accounting for 20 between them. Day information is confirmed for 97 of the 108; for the remaining 11 the trading day is not recorded here, so check each market's own page rather than assuming a pattern. For the wider picture across the four Catalan provinces, see the Catalonia region page.
What day are markets held in Tarragona province?
Saturday is the busiest market day in Tarragona province, with 57 of the 108 markets trading, against 24 on a Monday, the quietest day of the week. Friday follows with 38, then Tuesday with 34, Thursday with 30, Wednesday with 27 and Sunday with 25. Each town sets its own day, and 11 markets have no confirmed day recorded.
Are there markets on a Monday in Tarragona province?
Yes, 24 markets in Tarragona province trade on a Monday, fewer than on any other day of the week and well under the 57 that run on a Saturday. Most keep the province's usual hours of 09:00 to 14:00, so a Monday visit means getting there in the morning rather than after lunch.
What time do markets in Tarragona province open?
Markets in Tarragona province most commonly open at 09:00 and close at 14:00. The 91 street markets pack away at lunchtime, and the produce stalls often sell out before then, so the first two hours are the ones worth having. The 17 municipal halls trade to a fixed weekly pattern rather than a single morning.
Which town in Tarragona province has the most markets?
Tarragona city has the most markets in the province, with 12 of the 108. Reus follows with 8 and Vila-seca with 5, while El Vendrell, Coma-ruga, Valls, L'Hospitalet de l'Infant, Torredembarra and Tortosa each have 4. Smaller towns further inland usually run a single weekly market.
How many markets are there in Tarragona province?
108 in total, spread across 39 towns and cities. 91 are street markets and 17 are municipal market halls, and the trading day is confirmed for 97 of them, with 11 recorded without a set day. Saturday is the busiest day, with 57 of the 108 trading then.
Cities
All markets in Tarragona
Showing 101–110 of 110
| Market | City | Type | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valls Christmas Market Featured | Valls | street | Schedule not available | Closed today |
| Valls Weekly Market | Valls | street | Every week on Saturday, Wednesday | Closed today |
| Vila-seca Municipal Market | Vila-seca | municipal | Every week on Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, Wednesday | Open today |
| Vila-seca Weekly Market Featured | Vila-seca | street | Every week on Thursday | Closed today |
| Vilalba dels Arcs Christmas Fair Featured | Vilalba dels Arcs | street | Every week on Saturday, Sunday (Nov–Dec only) | Closed today |
| Vilalba dels Arcs Easter Craft Market Featured | Vilalba dels Arcs | street | Schedule not available | Closed today |
| Vilalba dels Arcs Weekly Market | Vilalba dels Arcs | street | Every week on Friday, Monday, Wednesday | Open today |
| Vilaverd Weekly Market | Vilaverd | street | Every week on Tuesday | Closed today |
| Vimbodí i Poblet Weekly Market | Vimbodí | street | Every week on Wednesday | Closed today |
| Vinyols i els Arcs Weekly Market | Vinyols i els Arcs | street | Every week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday | Open today |
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