Immerse in the stunning culinary world of Spain with a visit to Mercado de San Miguel. Enjoy authentic Spanish cuisine, including traditional tapas, gourmet sandwiches, decadent pastries, and premium drinks. This covered market is a food lover's paradise with numerous food stalls housed in a historical 20th-century iron structure. You can try a selection of Spanish wines and sample different kinds of cheese, ham, and other local products. San Miguel market is one of the best and most popular places for foodies.
Central Market of Valencia is a go-to destination for gourmet enthusiasts. This fresh food market is home to a fantastic range of produce, meats, seafood, and cheeses presented in a splendid modernist building. Start with breakfast to get the best of your visit; grab a fresh orange juice and a Spanish pastry for a quick snack before visiting each vendor. You’ll find a wide range of local treats such as cured meats, sweets, and the famous Valencian oranges.
La Boqueria market is an iconic culinary landmark in Barcelona’s city center. You’ll be amazed by the vast array of food stalls selling everything from seafood, cured meats, fruits to seafood. The market is a vibrant and busy hub of activity and is brimming with colorful displays of food. Stop by the Bar Central (Central Bar) restaurant to try some of the best fresh seafood and local dishes. If you are a foodie, a visit to La Boqueria is a must!
If you have more time, visit other local markets like the Mercat de la Boqueria in Valencia, Mercado Central in Alicante, and the Mercat de Santa Caterina in Barcelona. These markets offer a unique culinary experience that you wouldn’t want to miss.
If you have less time, choose any of the markets above and combine them with a visit to popular Spanish landmarks such as Park Güell in Barcelona or the Royal Palace of Madrid.