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Weekly Market Will Not Take Place This Friday Due to Master Padel

Mais Guimarães15 September 2026 at 13:44

The Weekly Market in Guimarães will not take place this Friday due to the Master Padel event, which occupies the space usually used for the market. The suspension was already planned and was previously coordinated with the market vendors, even before the decision to temporarily transfer the market to the Campo de São Mamede. The market will resume later, according to the schedule defined for the location.

There will also be no market on October 23rd, the date on which Guimarães hosts the European Rally Championship. This event will bring a special traffic and logistics operation to the city, with restrictions associated with the holding of the event.

The two changes were communicated and previously coordinated with the market vendors, according to Alberto Martins, Councillor of the Municipality of Guimarães. The article does not provide further details about the financial or logistical impact on the market vendors during these suspension periods.

Why this matters

Readers in Guimarães are affected because the weekly market will not be available on these two dates, forcing them to seek other alternatives for their shopping. Local market vendors also face the temporary relocation of their activities, which may impact their businesses during this period.

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