If you wish to change your house or personalise it without spending all your money, you can discover the flea and antique markets in Barcelona where you certainly will find something you like.
Els Encants
The market Els Encants is located at the Plaça de les Glories Catalanes and is being renovated, so it can start in a multi-level covered place in June. It is one of the largest flea markets and also one of the oldest in Barcelona.
There are more than 500 merchandisers on this market that existed since the 14th century. It takes place every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday from 8h30 until 15h.
You can find more information on their website.
Mercat Gòtic
Every Thursday, in front of the Cathedral, you can find antiquities and collection items on the Mercat Gòtic, a little market in the centre of the gothic quarter. Find more information on their website.
Fira de Brocanters
The Fira de Brocanters is another flea market situated at the end of the Ramblas, where you can also find the statue of Columbus. It takes place every Saturday and Sunday from 10h to 20h.
Mercat de Sant Antoni
The Mercat de Sant Antoni is a fresh food market, but on Sunday, it is the place to exchange books, video games and play cards. You can find more about the Mercat Sant Antoni Dominical on its website.
Stamp and coins market
Finally, if you are a collector of stamps and coins, have a look at the market on Plaça Reial every Sunday from 10h until 14h.
La Boqueria
Probably Barcelona’s best-known market, ideally situated just off La Rambla, this market is a must whether sourcing ingredients for a fine meal or just wandering through.
A visit to the Market of la Boqueria in Barcelona is advisable to enjoy an incredible contrast between colours and activity, ideal to discover why Mediterranean cuisine is internationally known for its ingredients.
Mercat de Sant Antoni
The Mercat de Sant Antoni at the southwestern edge of the Barri Xino is one of the largest market halls in Barcelona still in active use. The steel-skeleton building (1872-82) was constructed by Antoni Rovira i Trias