The best markets in Barcelona
The top 3 according to 37 votes from people: La Boqueria Market · Santa Caterina Market · Llibertat Market. (Updated Apr 12, 2019.)
Beyond La Boqueria: the municipal markets and flea markets that guides recommend and locals actually use.
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Top 10
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1
La Boqueria Market
The most famous market, on La Rambla, with over 200 stalls; best visited before 10am.
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2
Santa Caterina Market
El Born market with the colourful wavy roof by Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue.
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3
Llibertat Market
Gràcia's modernista iron market from 1888, with good local produce stalls.
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4
Abaceria Central Market
Gràcia's big neighbourhood market on Carrer de Puigmartí, recently renovated.
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5
Ninot Market
Left Eixample market renovated in 2015, with tapas bars and fresh produce.
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6
Galvany Market
1927 iron-and-glass market in Sant Gervasi, a protected cultural asset.
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7
La Concepció Market
1888 Eixample market, famous for its florists on Carrer de València, open almost around the clock.
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8
Els Encants (Fira de Bellcaire)
One of Europe's oldest flea markets, next to Glòries, under a huge mirrored canopy.
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9
Sarrià Market
1911 brick-and-iron market in the old village of Sarrià.
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10
Santa Llúcia Fair
Christmas market in front of the cathedral since 1786, selling nativity figures and the caganer.
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11
Sant Antoni Market
1882 iron structure reopened in 2018 after nine years of works; on Sundays, a book and collectors' market.
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12
Barceloneta Market
The fishermen's quarter market, renovated in 2007, with fresh fish and a restaurant.
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Comments (2)
Sant Antoni renovado es precioso, y el dominical de libros.
La Boqueria está llena de turistas, mejor Santa Caterina.