Central Market of Zaragoza
Mercado Central de Zaragoza
An iron-and-glass market completed in 1903, restored and reopened in 2020, where you can buy Aragonese ham and cheese or enjoy a snack.
The Central Market, also known as the Lanuza Market, was designed by the architect Félix Navarro. Its cast-iron structure with coloured glass makes it a fine example of Spanish modernist market architecture. After restoration, the hall holds meat stalls, fish counters and fruit and vegetable stands, as well as several snack bars where you can taste food on the spot. On its western side it adjoins a surviving section of the Roman walls, which you can see together. Closed on Sundays.
Opening hours
Monday-Saturday about 08:00-14:30 (some stalls open in the evening); closed Sundays
Nearby sights
- Pablo Gargallo Museum
- Roman Walls of Zaragoza
- Torreón de la Zuda
- Church of San Pablo
- El Tubo
- Plaza del Pilar
- Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar
- Goya Museum – Ibercaja Collection