Opening hours
Monday08:00–20:30
Tuesday08:00–20:30
Wednesday08:00–20:30
Thursday08:00–20:30
Fridaytoday08:00–20:30
Saturday08:00–20:30
SundayClosed
Prices
Free entry
Compared with other markets on the list
- Mercat de GalvanyFree
- Mercat de l'Abaceria CentralFree
- Mercat de la BoqueriaFree
- Mercat de la ConcepcióFree
- Mercat de la LlibertatFree
- Mercat de Sant AntoniFree
- Mercat de Santa CaterinaFree
- Mercat dels EncantsFree
Booking
No booking needed.
Good to know
- Also open on Sundays 6, 21 and 28 December and 4 January, 8:00 to 20:30.
- These are the market's general hours: each stall sets its own.
Where it is
La Rambla, 89
L3 Liceu · 128 m
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Nearby
- Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi Monument · 200 m as the crow flies
- MACBA Museum · 350 m as the crow flies
- Palau de la Generalitat Monument · 450 m as the crow flies
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