Municipal Markets in the Province of Badajoz

Badajoz province stretches across Extremadura's western frontier, where traditional municipal markets serve communities from the Portuguese border to rural farming towns.

The provincial capital maintains several covered markets that supply fresh produce from the surrounding agricultural plains. At the same time, smaller municipalities operate local food halls that reflect the region's connection to both Spanish and Portuguese culinary traditions.

These permanent indoor markets showcase Extremadura's renowned jamón ibérico, local cheeses, and seasonal vegetables grown in the fertile Guadiana valley.

Municipal markets here function as essential community spaces where residents gather daily to purchase ingredients that define the province's distinctive gastronomy.