Street Markets in Santiago de Compostela

Across Santiago de Compostela's markets, you'll find fresh produce, clothing, household items, and flowers at the main venues. The Franco Street Antiques Market and Hippy Market offer crafts and collectibles, while the Rural Cattle Fair features livestock and agricultural goods. Smaller stalls throughout the markets sell shoes, plants, leather goods, and local food items.

Arrive early, ideally before 10am, to get the best selection of fresh produce and avoid the midday heat. Most stalls close by 2pm. Bring cash, as card acceptance varies across stalls, especially at smaller vendors selling antiques and crafts.

These six sit alongside Santiago de Compostela's municipal markets, listed on all markets in this city; markets in nearby towns appear on the province page.

The Casco Histórico puts you within walking distance of both the cathedral and the market stalls, useful if you want to start browsing before 9am without a taxi. For something more distinctive, the Parador de Santiago de Compostela is a short walk from the old town and makes a comfortable base for a market morning followed by sightseeing.