Arzúa Biweekly Market

Arzúa Biweekly Market sets up at Recinto Ferial Terra do Queixo in Arzúa, alongside the wider run of street markets in Arzúa. It runs roughly every two weeks, with outdoor stalls of fresh vegetables, cheese and dairy, meat and poultry, bread and bakery items, clothing, footwear and plants.

What you'll find at Arzúa Biweekly Market

Fresh vegetables and local cheese and dairy make up the core of the market, alongside meat and poultry, and bread and bakery items.

Beyond food, stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and flowers and plants.

How to get to Arzúa Biweekly Market

The market sets up at Recinto Ferial Terra do Queixo in central Arzúa. For confirmed dates and any seasonal changes, check the official Galicia tourism page.

Where to stay in Arzúa

Staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the market and the town's cafes and bars.

If you want a bit more comfort, Hotel Suiza is a reliable choice near the centre of town. Book ahead, since the market's exact schedule isn't fixed.

What day is Arzúa Biweekly Market?

Arzúa Biweekly Market runs roughly every two weeks at Recinto Ferial Terra do Queixo, but the exact day isn't confirmed, since its schedule is listed as irregular rather than a fixed weekly slot. Check the official Galicia tourism page for the current dates before planning your visit.

Do I need cash at Arzúa Biweekly Market?

Payment options at Arzúa Biweekly Market aren't confirmed, so it's safest to bring cash. Most open-air street markets in Galicia work this way, since card readers aren't guaranteed at every stall, and this one operates outdoors at Recinto Ferial Terra do Queixo with no confirmed indoor or cashless facilities.