Bouzas Street Market

Bouzas Street Market sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm on Rúa de Eduardo Cabello, west of central Vigo in the maritime district of Bouzas. Around 25 stalls line the street with clothing, shoes, handicrafts and jewellery, and the whole thing is packed away by early afternoon. It is one of several street markets in Vigo.

About Bouzas Street Market

This is a neighbourhood market rather than a tourist attraction: five hours, one morning a week, 25 stalls. The pitch is flat and wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome. Stalls take cash and cards. The Vigo tourism office lists it among the city's regular open-air weekly markets.

What you'll find at Bouzas Street Market

Clothing and textiles take up most of the 25 pitches, alongside footwear and leather goods, handmade jewellery and handicrafts. It is a clothes and bric-a-brac market, not a farmers market, so there is no fresh produce, fish or hot food here. For food shopping, Vigo's municipal markets are the place to go instead.

How to get to Bouzas Street Market

The address is Rúa de Eduardo Cabello, 70, 36208 Vigo, roughly 10 minutes by car west of the centre along the waterfront. City buses stop in Bouzas within a short walk of the stalls. On-street parking fills up on Sunday mornings, so leaving the car a few streets back is usually quicker than circling.

Where to stay in Vigo

Bouzas is a residential district west of the city centre, so most people visiting the market stay in central Vigo and make the short trip out on Sunday morning. Centro has hotels at a range of prices and keeps you within a bus ride of the stalls, and Gran Hotel Nagari Boutique & Spa is the comfortable central choice if you want something smarter.

What time does Bouzas Street Market open?

Bouzas Street Market opens at 9am on Sunday and packs away at 2pm. Sunday is its only trading day, so there is nothing to see on Rúa de Eduardo Cabello the rest of the week. Come in the first hour or two if you want the pick of the clothing rails.

What can you buy at Bouzas Street Market?

Bouzas Street Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts and handmade jewellery from around 25 pitches on Rúa de Eduardo Cabello. It is a clothes and bric-a-brac market with no food section, so bring a bag for the rails rather than a shopping list.

Do stalls at Bouzas Street Market take cards?

Stalls at Bouzas Street Market take both cash and credit cards. Cash is still worth carrying for smaller buys and for any pitch whose card reader is having a bad morning, and coins and small notes make bargaining over a five euro T-shirt a good deal simpler.

Is Bouzas Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Bouzas Street Market is listed as wheelchair accessible. The stalls run at street level along Rúa de Eduardo Cabello, with no steps or indoor hall to negotiate, and the market is pet friendly, so a dog on a lead is fine among the rails.