1 markets tracked in Cambados.
Cambados market is a single outdoor street market of around 200 stalls, trading on Wednesday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm. It is one of the larger weekly markets on the Rías Baixas stretch of Pontevedra province, and there is no municipal market hall in the town, so this is where market shopping in Cambados happens.
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Cambados is a small town, so staying central is the best move. Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the stalls and of the main square, Praza de Fefiñáns.
If you prefer something with more comfort, Parador de Cambados is a converted pazo manor house in the town centre, and a good base for the local Albariño wine country too.
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Market trade here is entirely street market trade. The stalls set up outdoors across the town from 8am and are packing away by 2pm, on both the Wednesday and the Saturday, so it is a morning out rather than an afternoon one.
Fresh fruit and vegetables and prepared foods sit alongside clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, flowers and plants, jewellery and handicrafts, which makes it a food shop and a general market in one stop. Everything is in the open air, with no covered hall to duck into, so a dry morning makes for a far more comfortable browse.
Runs every Wednesday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm along the Paseo Marítimo. With 200 stalls, this is Cambados' main weekly market for fresh produce, clothing and local crafts.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Prepared Foods · Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather · Handicrafts · Flowers & Plants · Jewelry
Cambados is known for its Albariño wine and the wider Rías Baixas landscape, and a market morning fits neatly before the old town and Praza de Fefiñáns. The Concello de Cambados publishes local event information, worth a look before travelling if you are timing a trip around one of the two market days.
Cambados market trades on Wednesday and Saturday. The town's single street market sets up outdoors with around 200 stalls and runs from 8am to 2pm on both days, so a morning visit is the only way to catch it. There is no municipal market hall trading on the days in between.
Cambados market opens at 8am and packs up at 2pm, on both its Wednesday and its Saturday. The stalls are at their fullest in the first couple of hours, and since the market is entirely outdoors there is nowhere covered to shelter if the weather comes in off the ría.
Cambados has one market, an outdoor street market of around 200 stalls, and no municipal market hall. That is a large market for a town of this size, spreading through the streets of the centre and covering food and general goods in the same visit, twice a week.
Cambados market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, prepared foods, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, flowers and plants, jewellery and handicrafts. With 200 stalls it is broad enough that the produce and the non-food pitches each run to a decent stretch, rather than a handful of each.
