Agricultural Market of Antigua

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Agricultural Market of Antigua sets up every Sunday in Plaza de Antigua, a traditional farmers market serving the local community. You'll find 20 stalls selling direct from producers, with an emphasis on fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables. The market focuses on what grows well in the Canary Islands, plus organic and bakery items. Bring cash — most stalls don't take cards. The market specializes in fresh produce sourced from regional farms. You'll see colourful displays of seasonal fruit and vegetables, from bananas and avocados to tomatoes and squash, depending on what's been harvested that week. Alongside the produce stalls are local bakers selling fresh bread and bakery goods made the morning of the market. Organic products feature prominently, reflecting growing interest in pesticide-free farming across the islands. Many regulars come for the quality and to support small-scale farmers who sell directly here. Antigua is a small, quiet town, so staying centrally puts you close to the market without any fuss. Try Town Centre for easy walking access, or look at options in Betancuria if you want a more rural feel just a short drive away. If you prefer more amenities nearby, the coastal resort area of Caleta de Fuste is only about ten minutes from town and has a good range of places to stay to suit most budgets. The market sets up in Plaza de Antigua at 9am every Sunday morning. The address is Plaza de Antigua. For more details on local markets, visit the Antigua markets page or check other street markets in Antigua. More details on the official page. The Agricultural Market of Antigua runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm. It's a consistent weekly market, so you can plan your visit knowing it will be there each weekend. Yes, bring cash. This market operates on a cash-only basis, so cards are not accepted at the stalls.

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