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Girona’s Best Local Markets | Fresh Produce & Hidden Gems

Writer: Bon Dia ResidencesBon Dia Residences

Exploring Girona's local food markets offers an authentic taste of Catalan culture, providing fresh produce, regional specialties, and a vibrant community atmosphere. Here are some notable markets in and around Girona:​


Mercat del Lleó

A person accepting change over strawberries and cherries at a fresh food market
Image Source: Ajuntament de Girona

Located at Plaça Calvet i Rubalcaba, Mercat del Lleó is Girona's primary indoor food market, operating since 1944. With over 60 stalls, it offers a wide array of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, and other local products. The market is open from Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM.  Visiting Mercat del Lleó provides an immersive experience into Girona's culinary scene, allowing you to engage directly with local vendors and discover regional delicacies.​


Mercat de la Devesa

People shopping at an outdoor market under tress and shade covers
Image Source: Ajuntament de Girona

Set within Parc de la Devesa, Girona's largest urban park, Mercat de la Devesa is a prominent outdoor market held every Tuesday and Saturday from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The market features numerous stalls offering fresh produce, including fruits, vegetables, and flowers, as well as clothing, accessories, and household items. Its picturesque setting and lively atmosphere make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. ​


Nearby Markets

  • Vintage Market in Corçà: Located near Girona, this market operates every Saturday and Sunday, offering second-hand items, books, records, clothing, and more. It's a treasure trove for those seeking unique vintage finds. ​

  • Palamós Market: Established in 1279, this historic market takes place every Tuesday along Avinguda Catalunya. With over a hundred stalls, it offers food, clothing, household items, and more, providing a genuine Costa Brava market experience. ​

  • Platja d'Aro Market: Held every Friday at the Municipal Car Park of Masia Bas, this market features fruits, vegetables, legumes, spices, and various other goods, reflecting the region's rich agricultural heritage. ​


Exploring these markets not only offers the opportunity to purchase fresh and local products but also provides insight into the region's traditions and community life.

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