Moaña Weekly Market

Moaña Weekly Market sets up twice a week in this Galician coastal town, on the Paseo de la Alameda, one of the markets in Moaña. Its 90 stalls sell fresh fish and seafood, local cheese, seasonal fruit and vegetables, plus clothing, footwear, jewelry and prepared foods.

What you'll find at Moaña Weekly Market

Fresh fish and seafood dominate the stalls, reflecting the market's seafront setting on the Paseo Marítimo, alongside local cheese and dairy and seasonal fruit and vegetables. Clothing, footwear and jewelry stalls sit alongside the food traders, and several vendors sell prepared foods.

How to get to Moaña Weekly Market

The market runs on the Paseo de la Alameda in the heart of Moaña. More details on the official page. For other markets in the area, check street markets in Moaña.

Where to stay in MOAÑA

Moaña is a small coastal town, so your best bet is to stay right in Town Centre, where you can walk to the weekly market with ease. The waterfront area also puts you close to the ferry crossing to Vigo if you want to explore further.

If you prefer more options nearby, Vigo is just a short trip across the estuary and has a much wider choice of accommodation for all budgets. Staying in Vigo City Centre gives you a great base for day-tripping to Moaña's market while still having a lively city on your doorstep.

What day is Moaña Weekly Market?

Moaña Weekly Market runs every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm and every Saturday from 8am to 3pm, on the Paseo de la Alameda in the centre of town. With 90 stalls trading across both days, you'll find fresh fish and seafood, cheese, seasonal produce, clothing, footwear and jewelry.

What can I buy at Moaña Weekly Market?

Moaña Weekly Market's 90 stalls sell fresh fish and seafood, local cheese and dairy, and seasonal fruit and vegetables, reflecting the town's coastal location. You'll also find clothing, footwear, jewelry and prepared foods, across both the Wednesday and Saturday sessions.