Baiona Street Market

Baiona Street Market sets up every Monday from 8am to 2pm on Rúa Julián Valverde in Baiona, Pontevedra. Known locally as the Mercadillo de Sabarís, around 40 stalls line the street selling clothing, handicrafts, footwear and leather goods. Bring cash, since that is the only payment the stalls take. It is one of the street markets in Baiona, and things wind down well before the 2pm finish, so get there early for the best selection.

What you'll find at Baiona Street Market

Clothing and textiles dominate the 40 stalls, with footwear and leather goods alongside handmade crafts. It is a practical market geared towards everyday goods rather than tourist souvenirs, and a regular Monday stop for locals doing their weekly shop.

How to get to Baiona Street Market

The market runs along Rúa Julián Valverde, within easy walking distance of Baiona's old town. Parking is available nearby. If you're coming from Vigo, Baiona is about 20 minutes south along the coast. Galicia's tourism board keeps an official listing for this market with its own contact details.

Where to stay in Baiona

Baiona is small enough that anywhere central leaves you a few minutes' walk from Rúa Julián Valverde on a Monday morning. Old Town has guesthouses and small hotels close to the waterfront, Town Centre keeps you near everything at mid-range prices, and the Parador de Baiona sits inside a historic fortress with views over the ría.

What day is Baiona Street Market?

Baiona Street Market runs every Monday from 8am to 2pm on Rúa Julián Valverde, all year round. It is a weekly market with no seasonal break, and Monday is the only day it trades, so arriving in Baiona on any other day of the week will find the street empty.

Do you need cash at Baiona Street Market?

Yes, cash is the only payment method recorded at Baiona Street Market, so draw euros out before you go. The 40 traders work open-air pitches on Rúa Julián Valverde rather than fixed shops, and none of them is listed as taking cards. There are ATMs in the town centre a short walk away.

What can you buy at Baiona Street Market?

Baiona Street Market's 40 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handicrafts. There is no fresh produce or food section, so this is the market for a jacket, a pair of shoes or a handmade gift rather than for the weekly groceries.

Is Baiona Street Market the same as the Mercadillo de Sabarís?

Yes, Baiona Street Market is the market known locally as the Mercadillo de Sabarís, and that is the name Galicia's tourism board lists it under. It sets up on Rúa Julián Valverde in Baiona every Monday from 8am to 2pm, with around 40 stalls of clothing, footwear and crafts.