Mercat de la Concepció

Built by Antoni Rovira i Trias in 1888 across a full Eixample block, using iron at the moment that structural ironwork was becoming the standard for market halls. It is the flower market of the district as much as a food market. A complete remodelling in 1998 reorganised the stalls, updated services and added parking.

Name

Mercat de la Concepció

Category: Markets

Tags: eixample, flowers, iron-architecture

Coordinates: 41.3970851, 2.1692375

Part of Barcelona's municipal market halls

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