Markets in A Coruña
A Coruña, Galicia · 19 markets tracked
Markets in A Coruña number 19 in all, six covered municipal halls and 13 street markets and fairs, and between them something trades every day of the week. Opening hours are usually 9am to 3pm, so the morning is the only realistic time to shop. Sunday is the busiest day, with 14 of the city's markets open. For the towns beyond the city, see markets across A Coruña province.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday9markets
- StreetA Coruña Christmas Market
- MunicipalAdormideras Market
- MunicipalAs Conchiñas Municipal Market
- StreetBetanzos Market
- MunicipalEusebio da Guarda Market
- StreetMedieval Fair of A Coruña
- MunicipalMonte Alto Market
- MunicipalRamón Cabanillas Market
- MunicipalSan Agustín Market
Tuesday10markets
- StreetA Coruña Christmas Market
- MunicipalAdormideras Market
- MunicipalAs Conchiñas Municipal Market
- StreetBetanzos Market
- MunicipalEusebio da Guarda Market
- StreetMedieval Fair of A Coruña
- MunicipalMonte Alto Market
- MunicipalRamón Cabanillas Market
- MunicipalSan Agustín Market
- StreetSardiñeira Street Market
Wednesday9markets
- StreetA Coruña Christmas Market
- MunicipalAdormideras Market
- MunicipalAs Conchiñas Municipal Market
- StreetBetanzos Market
- MunicipalEusebio da Guarda Market
- StreetMedieval Fair of A Coruña
- MunicipalMonte Alto Market
- MunicipalRamón Cabanillas Market
- MunicipalSan Agustín Market
Thursday11markets
- StreetA Coruña Christmas Market
- MunicipalAdormideras Market
- MunicipalAs Conchiñas Municipal Market
- StreetBetanzos Market
- MunicipalEusebio da Guarda Market
- StreetFeria de Carballo
- StreetMedieval Fair of A Coruña
- MunicipalMonte Alto Market
- StreetO Burgo Market
- MunicipalRamón Cabanillas Market
- MunicipalSan Agustín Market
Friday10markets
- StreetA Coruña Christmas Market
- MunicipalAdormideras Market
- MunicipalAs Conchiñas Municipal Market
- StreetBetanzos Market
- StreetBetanzos Medieval Fair
- MunicipalEusebio da Guarda Market
- StreetMedieval Fair of A Coruña
- MunicipalMonte Alto Market
- MunicipalRamón Cabanillas Market
- MunicipalSan Agustín Market
Saturday12markets
- StreetA Coruña Christmas Market
- MunicipalAdormideras Market
- MunicipalAs Conchiñas Municipal Market
- StreetBetanzos Market
- StreetBetanzos Medieval Fair
- MunicipalEusebio da Guarda Market
- StreetFeirón de Sada
- StreetMedieval Fair of A Coruña
- MunicipalMonte Alto Market
- MunicipalRamón Cabanillas Market
- MunicipalSan Agustín Market
- StreetSardiñeira Street Market
Sunday14markets
- StreetA Coruña Christmas Market
- StreetA Coruña Ecological Market
- MunicipalAdormideras Market
- StreetBetanzos Market
- StreetBetanzos Medieval Fair
- StreetCarballo Street Market
- MunicipalEusebio da Guarda Market
- StreetFeria de Cambre
- StreetFeria de Carballo
- StreetMedieval Fair of A Coruña
- StreetO Burgo Market
- StreetPaiosaco Fair
- MunicipalSan Agustín Market
- StreetVilaboa Market
Where to stay in A Coruña
Staying in the old town, Ciudad Vieja, puts you close to the Mercado de San Agustín and within easy walking distance of the harbour.
For a reliable mid-range option, try Hotel Zenit Coruña, which sits centrally and is well connected to the main shopping and market areas.
If you prefer something with more character, the area around La Pescadería has a lively local feel and is handy for the fresh fish the city is known for.
San Agustín Market is listed by the A Coruña tourism office as one of the city's most emblematic modernist buildings.
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Market days in A Coruña
Sunday is the fullest day, with 14 markets trading, followed by Saturday at 12 and Thursday at 11. Tuesday and Friday each have 10, Monday and Wednesday nine, which makes Wednesday the quietest day of the week here.
Municipal markets in A Coruña
The six municipal markets are covered halls that trade through the week rather than for one morning of it. The largest is Eusebio da Guarda Market, whose 170 stalls make it the biggest single concentration of traders in the city, with counters for fish and seafood, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and fresh fruit and vegetables.
This is an Atlantic port, and the fish counters are what separate these halls from an inland city's. Alongside them you'll find bread and bakery, olive oil, local honey, spices and herbs, and wine and spirits. Addresses, stall counts and individual opening hours are on the municipal markets in A Coruña page.
Street markets in A Coruña
Thirteen street markets and fairs set up across A Coruña, ranging from weekly produce markets to monthly fairs. The biggest is Betanzos Market at 200 stalls. Growers bring fresh fruits and vegetables, local honey and organic produce, which is as close as the city gets to a farmers market in the American sense.
Non-food stalls are a large part of the picture too: clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, flowers and plants, handicrafts, antiques, books and magazines, and jewellery. Which days each one runs is listed on the street markets in A Coruña page.
What are the opening hours of markets in A Coruña?
Markets in A Coruña usually open at 9am and close at 3pm, which is the commonest pattern across all 19 of the city's markets. The covered municipal halls keep those hours through the week, while street markets tend to wind down earlier once the morning trade has gone.
Is there a market on today in A Coruña?
A Coruña has at least nine markets trading on any day of the week, so there is always one open. Sunday is the fullest with 14, then Saturday with 12 and Thursday with 11, while Wednesday is the quietest day at nine.
Is there a farmers market in A Coruña?
A Coruña's fresh produce is sold at its 13 street markets and six municipal halls rather than at a single farmers market. Between them you'll find fresh fruits and vegetables, local honey, cheese and dairy, and organic products, most of it on sale from 9am.
What is the biggest market in A Coruña?
Betanzos Market is the biggest of A Coruña's street markets, with 200 stalls. The largest covered market is Eusebio da Guarda Market, whose 170 stalls sell fish and seafood, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and fresh fruit and vegetables.
Where can you buy fresh fish in A Coruña?
Fish and seafood are on sale across A Coruña's 19 markets, and the six covered municipal halls are where the counters trade through the week rather than for a single morning. The biggest of them is Eusebio da Guarda Market at 170 stalls. Hours are usually 9am to 3pm.
Is there a flea market in A Coruña?
Antiques, books and magazines are sold at A Coruña's 13 street markets and fairs rather than at one dedicated flea market. The biggest of those is Betanzos Market with 200 stalls, and alongside them you'll find clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, handicrafts and jewellery.