
Mercat de Sant Antoni
Magnificent 1882 Greek-cross iron market with Sunday antique book fair
Designed in 1882 by Antoni Rovira i Trias as the first market outside the medieval walls, reopened in 2018 after a nine-year archaeological restoration.
Monumental Greek-cross plan with four diagonal entrance wings meeting at a central octagonal lantern, housing fresh food halls and an intact 17th-century bastion.
Hosts the legendary Sunday Mercat Dominical del Llibre, where hundreds of collectors trade antique books, postcards, coins, and vintage records.
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