Bouzas Street Market

The stalls lean heavily towards clothing and textiles, from everyday basics and work clothing to clearance stock from Spanish brands. You'll also find leather goods, shoes, handmade jewellery, and handicrafts. This isn't a food market, so don't expect fresh produce or prepared meals. For that, head to the covered Mercado de Bouzas just up the road, which is open on weekdays.

If you're after a broader mix of street markets in Vigo, the Coia Street Market runs on Wednesdays with a similar selection plus books and household items.

The Bouzas street market sits in Vigo's working waterfront district, so staying nearby puts you right in the action. Bouzas is a good base if you want to walk to the market easily, with a genuine neighbourhood feel away from the tourist centre.

If you prefer to be closer to Vigo's old town and main transport links, Casco Vello is a short taxi or bus ride to Bouzas and gives you more eating and drinking options in the evenings. The Gran Hotel Nagari Boutique & Spa is a solid, well-located pick for those who want a bit of comfort without straying too far from the city's main sights.

The market runs along Rúa Eduardo Cabello in Bouzas, about 10 minutes by car from central Vigo. Several Vitrasa city bus routes serve the neighbourhood with stops within walking distance. Parking is tricky on Sunday mornings, especially in good weather, so the bus is often the easier option.