Municipal Markets in Cambados

Cambados, the capital of Rías Baixas wine country in Galicia, maintains its traditional market culture alongside its reputation for exceptional albariño wines.

This coastal town of around 13,000 residents relies on both maritime traditions and viticulture, creating a distinctive local food scene.

The municipal market reflects this dual heritage, featuring fresh seafood from the nearby rías and local produce that complements the region's celebrated white wines.

Market vendors often specialise in the day's catch alongside seasonal vegetables and regional specialities.

The town's market tradition serves both locals and the steady flow of wine tourists who visit Cambados throughout the year.