Chantada Traditional Fair

Chantada Traditional Fair (Feira Tradicional de Chantada) runs weekly across several streets in the centre of Chantada, Lugo province, Galicia. The fair stretches from Avenida Juan XIII through Calle Formoso Lamas and the Alameda Costa Clavell, finishing at the livestock market. Stalls sell fresh vegetables, seasonal fruit, and clothing and textiles.

What you'll find at Chantada Traditional Fair

Stalls along the route sell fresh vegetables and seasonal fruit, with a run of clothing and textile traders further along towards the livestock market.

How to get to Chantada Traditional Fair

The fair sets up across Avenida Juan XIII, Calle Formoso Lamas, and the Alameda Costa Clavell in central Chantada. For more details on other street markets in Chantada and the wider markets in Chantada, check the local guides. More information is available on the official Galicia tourism page.

Where to stay in Chantada

Chantada is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the centre where you can walk to the fair with ease. Town Centre puts you right in the thick of things and keeps transport simple.

If you prefer something with a bit more comfort, look for rural guesthouses or small hotels just outside town, which are common in this part of Galicia. Chantada Outskirts can offer good value and a quieter night's sleep, with the market just a short drive away.

What day is Chantada Traditional Fair?

Chantada Traditional Fair runs weekly across Avenida Juan XIII, Calle Formoso Lamas and the Alameda Costa Clavell, though the exact day hasn't been confirmed in our records. The official Galicia tourism page carries the current schedule, so check there before making the trip.

What can you buy at Chantada Traditional Fair?

Chantada Traditional Fair sells fresh vegetables, seasonal fruit, and clothing and textiles, spread across stalls from Avenida Juan XIII to the livestock market at the route's far end.