Combarro Street Market

Combarro Street Market sets up every Saturday from 9am to 2pm during the warmer months in this small fishing village on the Ría de Pontevedra. The mercadillo runs along the village near Praza Peirao da Chousa, just a short walk from the famous waterfront hórreos. It's one of several markets in Combarro and a cash-only market, so bring coins and notes.

What you'll find at Combarro Street Market

Stalls cover clothing, textiles, footwear, leather goods, and handmade Galician handicrafts. It's a compact general market geared towards everyday shopping rather than tourist souvenirs. Everything is outdoors along the village streets, and dogs are welcome, so the browse works as part of a morning walk down to the harbour front.

How to get to Combarro Street Market

Combarro sits about 5km from Pontevedra city centre along the PO-308 coastal road. Parking in the village is limited, so arriving early helps. Public buses run from Pontevedra, though services can be infrequent. Browse the other street markets in Combarro, or the wider Pontevedra province listing, if you're planning more market days in the area.

Where to stay in Combarro

Combarro is a small village, so staying in the historic centre puts you right on the doorstep of the market and the famous stone hórreos along the waterfront. Old Town is your best bet, with a handful of guesthouses and small hotels within easy walking distance of everything.

If you prefer more options, nearby Pontevedra is just a short drive away and has a wider choice of accommodation to suit most budgets. Pontevedra City Centre works well as a base, and you can make the easy trip out to Combarro on market day without any hassle.

What day is Combarro Street Market?

Combarro Street Market runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm, near Praza Peirao da Chousa in the village. The market is seasonal rather than year-round, so it's worth checking before travelling outside the warmer months. Stalls begin packing away before the 2pm finish, so go in the morning.

What can you buy at Combarro Street Market?

Combarro Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, and handmade Galician handicrafts. It's a compact general market aimed at everyday shopping rather than tourist souvenirs, so the handicraft stalls are the ones to look at if you want something made locally.

Does Combarro Street Market accept cards?

No, Combarro Street Market is cash only, so bring notes and coins with you. The village is small and there's no guarantee of an ATM near the stalls, so withdraw what you need in Pontevedra, about 5km away, before heading out on the coastal road.