Palamós Market

· 8:00–14:00

Verified on 30 August 2026

Market information

When
Tuesday
Opening hours
8:00–14:00
Where
Avinguda Catalunya, 21-19, 17230 Palamós, Girona
Season
All year round
Stalls
~130

Upcoming dates

Palamós market is held on Tuesday from 8am to 2pm on Avinguda de Catalunya, next to the covered market, and runs for some 900 metres with 130 stalls. It is one of the oldest markets in Catalonia: its founding charter dates back to 1279, and it is still the backbone of local trade in the Baix Empordà.

The route opens with food — fruit, vegetables, nuts, bread, cured meats and cheeses — which you can round out by crossing into the covered market. Then comes the busiest stretch: clothing and sportswear, shoes, underwear, bags, belts and costume jewellery. Home textiles and bazaar close the walk — curtains, bed linen, towels, kitchenware, plants, toys, gifts and household goods — with a churro stand at the far end.

The morning tails off as it goes: locals do their shopping first thing, before the bulk of the visitors arrive. Parking near Avinguda de Catalunya costs time on high-season Tuesdays, so allow yourself extra.

Palamós Market

Frequently asked questions

When is Palamós market?

Every Tuesday, 8am to 2pm, all year round. Day, hours and street are confirmed by the Promoció Econòmica department of Palamós town council.

Where is Palamós market?

On Avinguda de Catalunya, next to the covered market, taking up some 900 linear metres.

How many stalls does Palamós market have?

130 stalls, according to the council's figure. Older guides commonly give 150.

What can you buy at Palamós market?

  • Food and fresh produce: fruit, vegetables, nuts, bread, cured meats and cheeses, at the start of the route. You can round it out in the covered market next door.

  • Clothing and accessories: clothing and sportswear, shoes, underwear, bags, belts and costume jewellery. This is the busiest stretch.

  • Home textiles and bazaar: curtains, bed linen, towels, kitchenware, plants, toys, gifts, perfume and household goods. A churro stand closes the walk.

What time should you go, and where do you park?

First thing: that is when the food stalls have the best selection and the clothing stretch is not yet packed.

Parking around Avinguda de Catalunya is hard on high-season Tuesdays; if you are coming from out of town, allow extra time to leave the car a little further away. Almost all the traders work in cash only.

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