Markets in Tui

Tui's market tradition reflects the town's position as a historic border crossing between Spain and Portugal.

The weekly street market brings together vendors selling fresh produce, clothing, and household goods, creating a lively atmosphere in the town centre.

Local residents frequent both the outdoor stalls and the municipal market facilities, where fishmongers offer catches from the nearby Atlantic coast and Miño River.

Portuguese influence remains evident in the variety of goods and the cross-border trade that has shaped commerce here for centuries.

These markets serve as gathering points where the practical needs of daily life meet the social rhythms of this Galician border community.