Markets in Pamplona cover everything from historic indoor food halls in the old town to open-air street markets on the city's outskirts. With four municipal markets and two weekly street markets, there's always somewhere to pick up fresh produce, local cheese, and Navarrese specialties.
Need a market today? Here's what's open:
| Day | Indoor Markets | Street Markets |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 4 of 4 open | Iruña Street Market |
| Tuesday | 4 of 4 open | Iruña Street Market |
| Wednesday | 4 of 4 open | Iruña Street Market |
| Thursday | 4 of 4 open | Iruña Street Market |
| Friday | 4 of 4 open | Iruña Street Market |
| Saturday | 4 of 4 open | Iruña Street Market |
| Sunday | Closed | Landaben Street Market |
Pamplona's municipal markets are the heart of the city's food culture. The oldest, Santo Domingo Market, has stood on Calle Mercado since 1876 and was even mentioned in Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises. Today it has around 25 stalls selling fresh fish, meat, cheese, and seasonal vegetables from the Ebro valley.
The Ensanche Market is the largest, with 74 stalls spread across 2,600 square metres in the Segundo Ensanche neighbourhood. It opened in 1947 and offers extended Friday evening hours, making it a good option if you can't get there in the morning. Two smaller halls nearby, the II Ensanche Market and the Ensanche Gorriti con Amaya Market, round out the Ensanche area's food shopping.
You can find official visitor information on the Pamplona city council website.
Mercado Ensanche Gorriti con Amaya is a municipal market located in the II Ensanche district of Pamplona. The market operates Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM, remaining closed on Sundays. It serves the local neighbourhood with fresh produce and essential goods. The market accepts modern payment methods including mobile and NFC payments alongside traditional cash transactions.
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Mercado del Ensanche is a municipal market located in the heart of Pamplona's Ensanche district. The market operates Monday through Saturday, with extended Friday hours from 5 to 8 PM. It specialises in fresh meat and fish products from local vendors. The facility is wheelchair accessible and accepts modern payment methods including mobile and NFC payments.
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Mercado II Ensanche is a municipal market located in the II Ensanche district of Pamplona, Navarra. The market operates Monday through Saturday from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM, remaining closed on Sundays. It serves the local community with fresh produce and daily essentials. The market is situated on Calle de Olite, providing convenient access to residents of the surrounding neighbourhoods.
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Santo Domingo Market is a municipal market located in central Pamplona, Navarra. The market operates Monday to Saturday, with extended hours on Fridays including an evening session from 4:30 to 8 PM. It specialises in fresh produce, meat, fish, and dairy products. The facility includes various food vendors alongside an Eroski supermarket and bakery section.
Read full guide→Both of Pamplona's street markets are in the Landaben industrial area on the western edge of the city. The Landaben Street Market runs every Sunday morning and draws a crowd for clothing, handicrafts, and leather goods. If you prefer a weekday, the Iruña Street Market operates Monday to Saturday with a similar range of stalls.
Mercadillo Iruña is a street market located in the Landaben industrial area of Pamplona, Navarra. The market operates Monday through Saturday from 9:31 AM to 2:19 PM and remains closed on Sundays. Visitors can find a variety of general merchandise and household items. The market accepts mobile and contactless payments in addition to cash.
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Weekly Sunday market with around 147 stalls in Pamplona's Landaben industrial area. Fresh produce, clothing, footwear, leather goods and more from 9am to 2:30pm.
Read full guide→Municipal markets like Santo Domingo and Ensanche open Monday to Saturday from early morning until around 2:00 or 2:30 PM. On Fridays, most stay open later with an evening session. The Sunday Landaben street market runs from 8:30 AM to around 2:30 PM.
Santo Domingo is the most traditional, known for its fresh seafood and local Navarrese cheese. The Ensanche Market has more variety with 74 stalls and is easier to reach from the newer part of the city.
Yes. The Landaben Street Market opens every Sunday morning in the Landaben industrial area, with around 30 stalls selling clothing, handicrafts, jewelry, and leather goods.
Pamplona sits in the Navarre region of northern Spain. If you're exploring the area, markets in Tudela are worth a trip south, and the markets in Bilbao are about 90 minutes northwest.