Palafrugell Market
· 8:00–13:30
Verified on 30 August 2026
Market information
- When
- Sunday
- Opening hours
- 8:00–13:30
- Where
- Carrer de Pi i Margall, de la placa Nova a la placa de les Llevadores, i carrer Manufactures del Suro, 17200 Palafrugell, Girona
- Season
- All year round
- Stalls
- ~140
Upcoming dates
Palafrugell market is held on Sundays from 8:00 to 13:30 along Carrer de Pi i Margall, on the stretch running from Plaça Nova to Plaça de les Llevadores, and on Carrer Manufactures del Suro. With 140 stalls and the covered municipal market built into the route, it is one of the most complete in the Baix Empordà: you can do the whole week's shopping without leaving a couple of blocks.
The fresh section is largely in the hands of growers from the area — tomatoes, aubergines, peppers, apples, apricots, onions, honey and nuts — and beside them are stalls specialising in dressed olives, pickles, dried cod, loose pulses and spices. Inside the covered market are the meat, fresh fish and cured meats. The upper end concentrates clothing for all ages, footwear, underwear, bags, towels and costume jewellery, with the odd second-hand stall.
The busy window runs from 9:00 to 11:00. In summer it fills quickly and packing up starts before 13:00, so coming early pays off.
Frequently asked questions
When is Palafrugell market held?
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Every Sunday, from 8:00 to 13:30, all year round. The day, hours and street are confirmed by Palafrugell town council's website.
In summer packing up starts before 13:00, so do not leave it to the last minute.
Where is Palafrugell market?
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On Carrer de Pi i Margall, on the stretch from Plaça Nova to Plaça de les Llevadores, and on Carrer Manufactures del Suro.
The covered municipal market forms part of the route, which makes the whole thing a mix of street and indoor market.
How many stalls does Palafrugell market have?
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Around 140 stalls in the street, plus those inside the covered municipal market.
What can you buy at Palafrugell market?
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Fruit, vegetables and local produce: tomatoes, aubergines, peppers, apples, apricots and onions from local growers, along with honey and nuts.
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Olives, pickles and spices: stalls specialising in dressed olives, pickles, dried cod, loose pulses and spices.
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Meat, fish and cured meats: in the covered municipal market that forms part of the route.
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Clothing, footwear and accessories: at the upper end — clothes for all ages, shoes, underwear, bags, towels and costume jewellery, with the odd second-hand stall.
What time should you go, and where can you park?
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The best window is 9:00 to 11:00: the growers still have the best of their produce and you can move around easily.
The paid parking zone in the centre gets difficult in high season; the outlying streets, five or ten minutes' walk away, work better. Bring cash, as most stalls do not take cards.