Markets in Serra de Outes

4 markets tracked in Serra de Outes.

Serra de Outes markets bring together four weekly outdoor street markets spread across the municipality, offering locals and visitors a rotating selection of clothing, fresh vegetables, handicrafts, and prepared foods. The markets are open-air and run on a regular weekly schedule, making it straightforward to plan a visit around one or more of them. Serra de Outes sits within the province of A Coruña, where market culture remains a central part of daily life in smaller municipalities.

Weekly Market Schedule

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday · today Sunday
No markets No markets No markets No markets No markets
Monday None
  • No markets on mondays.
Tuesday None
  • No markets on tuesdays.
Wednesday None
  • No markets on wednesdays.
Thursday None
  • No markets on thursdays.
Friday None
  • No markets on fridays.
Saturday · today 3 markets
Sunday 1 market

Trading days aren't confirmed for Entíns Market. Check the market's own page before travelling.

Where to stay in Serra de Outes

Serra de Outes is a small Galician town, so your best bet is to stay close to the town centre, where you can easily reach the local markets on foot. Town Centre puts you within walking distance of everything without needing to worry about transport.

If you prefer a bit more comfort or flexibility, the nearby coastal area of Esteiro offers a pleasant base with easy access to the town. It's worth booking ahead, as accommodation options here are limited.

Planning the trip

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Street markets in Serra de Outes

The Outes Market is one of the most practical stops in the municipality, with stalls dedicated to clothing and fresh vegetables. It runs weekly outdoors and is a good option if you want to pick up seasonal produce alongside everyday goods.

The Serra de Outes Fair, locally known as A Feiriña, has a more artisanal character, with stalls selling handicrafts and prepared foods. It is a weekly event and a useful place to find locally made products and ready-to-eat options that reflect the food traditions of the area.

The Cunchido Market and the Entíns Market both run weekly as outdoor street markets. Specific stall counts are not confirmed for either, but both follow the same open-air format as the other markets in the municipality. If you are visiting nearby Noia or Muros, it is worth checking whether your travel dates align with the schedules in Serra de Outes to combine visits efficiently.

Municipal markets in Serra de Outes

There are currently no municipal markets operating in Serra de Outes. All market activity in the municipality takes place through the four weekly street markets described above.

How many markets are there in Serra de Outes?

Serra de Outes has four street markets: the Outes Market, the Serra de Outes Fair (A Feiriña), the Cunchido Market and the Entíns Market. Between them they sell clothing and textiles, fresh vegetables, handicrafts and prepared foods, and three of the four trade on Saturday.

What day do the markets in Serra de Outes trade?

Saturday is the busiest trading day in Serra de Outes: the Outes Market, the Cunchido Market and the Serra de Outes Fair (A Feiriña) all run then, with A Feiriña continuing into Sunday. The Entíns Market's trading day isn't confirmed. Most stalls open around 9am and close by 2pm.

Is there a market open on Sunday in Serra de Outes?

Yes, the Serra de Outes Fair (A Feiriña) trades on Sunday as well as Saturday, making it the only one of the municipality's four street markets to run over the weekend twice. It has an artisanal character, with stalls selling handicrafts and prepared foods.

What can you buy at the markets in Serra de Outes?

The markets in Serra de Outes sell clothing and textiles, fresh vegetables, handicrafts and prepared foods across their four street markets. The Outes Market focuses on clothing and fresh vegetables, while the Serra de Outes Fair (A Feiriña) leans towards handicrafts and prepared foods.