Markets in Mos
Pontevedra, Galicia
Mos markets draw locals every week across four outdoor street markets, each with its own character and product mix. The municipality, part of the province of Pontevedra, keeps a lively weekly rhythm with markets running throughout the year in different parishes.
Weekly Market Schedule
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TuesdayNo markets▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
ThursdayNo markets▼
FridayNo markets▼
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SundayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Mos
Mos is a small municipality, so most visitors find it easiest to stay in nearby Vigo, which gives you quick access to the area while putting you close to good transport links and plenty of places to eat. Try Vigo City Centre for a central base, or look at Hotel Puerta Gamboa for a comfortable mid-range option just a short drive from Mos.
If you'd rather stay closer to Mos itself, check availability around Mos Town Centre for smaller local guesthouses and rural accommodation that keeps you right in the thick of things on market days.
Tours & Activities in Mos
Street markets in Mos
Queda en Mos is the largest market in the municipality, with 19 stalls selling clothing, footwear and prepared foods. It runs weekly outdoors and is the most practical stop for everyday shopping alongside local produce.
Festa do Codillo de Mos combines handicrafts and prepared foods in a weekly outdoor setting, making it a good option if you are looking for locally made goods or something to eat on the spot. The market has a distinctly local flavour tied to the codillo, a regional pork dish.
Guizán Market is a weekly outdoor market in the Guizán area of Mos. While stall counts are not confirmed, it follows the same weekly format as the other markets in the municipality.
Torroso Second-Hand Market rounds out the four, offering a weekly outdoor second-hand market in the Torroso parish. It is worth checking if you are hunting for pre-owned items at low prices. Visitors to Mos also find it easy to combine a trip with nearby Porriño or Redondela, both of which have their own market scenes within a short drive.
Planning your visit
All four markets in Mos are held outdoors, so weather is worth factoring in before you go. The Concello de Mos publishes local event and market information if you need to confirm exact dates or locations before travelling.