Markets in Santiago de Compostela

The largest of the city's markets is Salgueiriños Street Market, with 25 stalls selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts, and books. It is the go-to market for browsing affordable everyday fashion and picking up a book or local craft item as a souvenir.

The Amio Market focuses on food, with stalls covering fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, poultry, fish, seafood, and cheese and dairy. It is a practical choice for self-catering visitors or anyone wanting to sample the regional produce that Galicia is known for.

For something more specialist, the Franco Street Antiques Market draws collectors looking for curios and vintage pieces, while the Hippy Market offers handmade jewellery, crafts, clothing, and footwear with a more artisan character. The Nadal Market rounds out the food offer with fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, and bread and pastries sold under cover. The Rural Cattle Fair (Feira do Gando) is the most distinctive of the six, a traditional weekly fair centred on meat and poultry that reflects the agricultural heritage of the surrounding Galician countryside.

For more markets across the region, see the A Coruña province page or explore markets in nearby Noia. The Santiago de Compostela tourism website lists current market day schedules and locations.