Markets in Sada

Sada is a small coastal town, so your best bet is the waterfront, where a handful of guesthouses and small hotels sit within walking distance of the town centre and its markets. Town Centre puts you right where you need to be, with the port and main streets all on foot.

For more choice, A Coruña is around 20 kilometres away. A Coruña City Centre works well for day trips into Sada without missing out on a bigger choice of places to stay.

Sada Street Market is the largest of the three, with around 30 outdoor stalls selling clothing, footwear and handicrafts. The Sada Local Commerce Fair is close behind at 23 stalls, covering the same categories and giving local traders a regular pitch to sell direct to residents.

The Sada Modernist Market leans towards handicrafts, clothing and jewellery, and its stall count is not confirmed, though it runs weekly alongside the other two.

The Sada Municipal Market is an indoor hall of 15 stalls at Praciña do Conde. The selection is entirely food: fish and seafood from the nearby port, meat and poultry, fruit and vegetables, bread, cheese and dairy. It is the one place in town to buy across all of those under a single roof.

Betanzos and Ferrol both have their own markets, worth combining with a trip along the Ría de Betanzos. For every market in the province, see the A Coruña markets page.

Saturday is the main market day in Sada, when all four of the town's markets trade, including the 30-stall Sada Street Market. Friday and Sunday each see two markets open, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday one apiece. No market in Sada sets up on a Monday.

Markets in Sada usually open at 9am and close at 3pm. That covers the indoor Sada Municipal Market at Praciña do Conde as well as the town's three street markets, so a late-morning visit is the one that reliably catches every stall in the town open.

Sada has four markets: one indoor municipal market and three weekly street markets. The largest is Sada Street Market at around 30 stalls, and Sada Municipal Market carries 15. Between them they sell fish and seafood, meat, fruit and vegetables, bread, cheese, clothing, footwear, handicrafts and jewellery.

Yes, two of Sada's four markets trade on a Sunday, usually from 9am to 3pm. Saturday is the fuller day, with all four open, and Friday also has two trading. Monday is the only day of the week when no market in the town opens at all.