Sardiñeira Street Market

Sardiñeira Street Market sets up on the esplanade in the Os Mallos neighbourhood of Visma, A Coruña. It runs every Tuesday, and the second and third Saturdays of each month, from 9am to 2pm, with around 15 stalls. Most stalls don't open fully until about 10am, so mid-morning is the sweet spot. Bring cash as card payments aren't accepted.

What you'll find

You'll find cheap clothing, flowers, and secondhand books alongside footwear, leather goods, and handicrafts. It's a small, relaxed market with a local feel, worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for a bargain among the street markets in Visma.

How to get to Sardiñeira Street Market

The market is on the Sardiñeira esplanade near Avenida de Arteixo. There's free parking right next to the site. By bus, line 11 stops nearby with regular connections across A Coruña.

Where to stay in Visma

Staying in the centre of A Coruña puts you closest to the Sardiñeira Street Market, and you can easily walk or take a short bus ride from most central hotels. Try City Centre or look for accommodation near the Ciudad Vieja for convenient access.

If you want something more specific, Monte Alto is a quiet residential neighbourhood close to the market area and gives you a good feel for local life beyond the tourist trail.

What day is Sardiñeira Street Market?

Sardiñeira Street Market runs every Tuesday, plus the second and third Saturdays of each month, from 9am to 2pm on the esplanade in Os Mallos. Stalls start setting up at 9am but most aren't fully open until about 10am, so it's worth timing a visit for mid-morning if you want every stall trading.

What can you buy at Sardiñeira Street Market?

Sardiñeira Street Market sells cheap clothing, flowers and secondhand books alongside footwear, leather goods and handicrafts from around 15 stalls. It's a small, local market with a relaxed feel, better for everyday bargains than souvenirs, and stalls only take cash.

Do I need cash at Sardiñeira Street Market?

Yes, stalls at Sardiñeira Street Market only accept cash, since card payments aren't taken. Withdraw money before you arrive: the nearest ATMs are along Avenida de Arteixo, a short walk from the esplanade where the market sets up, so plan to bring notes and coins rather than relying on a card.