Mercat de Sant Antoni
Start with an appetite, or a book to look for. Sant Antoni’s market has more than one reason to draw you around the block.
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Start a Gràcia morning among produce stalls beneath the market’s decorative ironwork.
The Mercat de la Llibertat brings a full neighbourhood shopping trip under one roof in Gràcia. Its traders include fishmongers, butchers, fruit and vegetable stalls, salt-cod specialists and sellers of olives, preserves and Italian products.
Browse with lunch or a picnic in mind, then stop at one of the market’s food counters. The stall directory helps you find a particular ingredient without losing the pleasure of wandering.
Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026
Pl. Llibertat, 27, Barcelona
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Pl. Llibertat, 27
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