ArteSan Market

ArteSan Market runs weekly in Ames, setting up around 20 stalls of handicrafts, organic produce and fresh vegetables at Paseo fluvial de Bertamiráns.

What you'll find at ArteSan Market

You'll find handicrafts from local makers, organic produce and fresh vegetables among the market's 20 stalls, sourced directly from Galician growers and artisans.

How to get to ArteSan Market

The market is located at Paseo fluvial de Bertamiráns in Ames. Check the official page for the latest schedule updates. For other markets in the area, explore street markets in Ames.

Where to stay in Ames

Ames is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in the town centre or look for accommodation along the main road connecting Ames to nearby Santiago de Compostela. Try Bertamiráns, the main urban core of Ames, where you'll find the most practical options close to where the market takes place.

If you'd prefer more choice, Santiago de Compostela is just a short drive away and has plenty of hotels to suit every budget. Staying there gives you easy access to Ames while letting you enjoy one of Galicia's most rewarding cities in the evenings.

What day is ArteSan Market?

ArteSan Market runs weekly in Ames, but its exact day hasn't been confirmed. The market's roughly 20 stalls of handicrafts, organic produce and fresh vegetables set up at Paseo fluvial de Bertamiráns, so check the official council page linked above for current dates before visiting.

Do I need cash at ArteSan Market?

Yes, bring cash to ArteSan Market, since street stalls in Ames are typically cash-only. The market's roughly 20 stalls sell handicrafts, organic produce and fresh vegetables at Paseo fluvial de Bertamiráns, so it's worth locating an ATM in Bertamiráns beforehand in case a trader can't take a card.