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Weekly markets in Croatia: days and places

Hozy lists 9 markets in Croatia, across 8 towns. Saturday morning farmers' markets, covered halls open almost every day, flea markets: each page gives the exact location on the map and a description written for the Hozy community.

The market day is only shown when the page states it clearly. Days and opening hours can change with the season or on public holidays: before you go, check with the town hall or the tourist office.

Towns

Split

2 markets

  • Bregovita Market (Spinut Market)

    Small neighbourhood market in the residential area of Spinut, away from tourist circuits. Where locals do their shopping in Split.

  • Pazar Market (Pazarska tržnica)

    The open-air market that runs every morning just east of the palace walls. Fruit, vegetables, cheeses and lavender from Hvar, the daily pulse of the city, far from souvenir shops.

What to see in Split

Čiovo

1 market

  • Trogir Morning Market (Tržnica)

    Daily market at the entrance to the old town where smallholders from surrounding villages sell vegetables, figs, sheep's cheese and local olive oil. Arrive before 9am to witness…

Comitat d'Istrie

1 market

  • Rovinj Market (Tržnica Rovinj)

    Covered and open-air market where local producers sell vegetables, cheeses, honey, olive oil and Istrian truffles. Between 7am and 10am is the true pulse of the town, before the…

Jelsa

1 market

  • Jelsa Morning Market

    Daily producers' market on Jelsa waterfront: island sheep's cheese, rosemary honey, olive oil and dried lavender sold direct by farmers. Visit before 9am.

Kompolje Koreničko

1 market

  • Korenica Market

    A small weekly market in Korenica where local producers sell sheep's cheese, forest honey, artisanal rakija and garden vegetables. The place to find genuine edible souvenirs to…

Pula

1 market

  • Pula Covered Market

    Austro-Hungarian market hall dating from 1903, bursting with Istrian cheeses, truffles, olive oil and seasonal produce. Come morning, locals gather here to shop, swap gossip and…

What to see in Pula

Zadar

1 market

  • Tržnica Market, Zadar

    A covered and open-air market where local producers sell sheep's cheese, dried figs, Dalmatian olive oil and artisanal maraschino. Arrive early in the morning to catch the fish…

What to see in Zadar

Zagreb

1 market

  • Dolac Market

    The open-air Dolac market, nicknamed 'the belly of Zagreb', has thrived every morning since 1930. Women in red aprons sell garden vegetables, Pag island cheese and fresh flowers…

What to see in Zagreb
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