Food · Central Business District, Baguio

Baguio City Public Market

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  • ₱100/head
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  • Budget

    Prices vary; strawberries, coffee and crafts are often cheaper than tourist shops.

  • Time needed

    1–2 hrs

  • Best time

    Early morning (6–10 AM)

  • Getting there

    Walkable from Session Road and Burnham Park; most downtown jeepneys pass Magsaysay Avenue.

Prices can change. Check before you go.

About this spot

A sprawling, gritty, very real market where locals shop for highland vegetables, fresh strawberries, longganisa, coffee beans and Cordillera crafts. It is the best place for cheap pasalubong like strawberry jam, peanut brittle, walis tambo and woven fabrics, and for finding Benguet arabica at good prices. Wander the aisles, haggle politely, and grab a quick meal at the carinderias. Go early for the freshest produce.

Good for

  • Food Trip
  • Solo Trip
  • Photo Walk
  • Family Trip

Where you’ll be

Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City

  • By commute

    Walkable from Session Road and Burnham Park; most downtown jeepneys pass Magsaysay Avenue.

  • Parking

    Very congested; use nearby paid lots or come by foot or taxi.

Good to know

Saan makakabili ng murang pasalubong sa Baguio?

Sa Baguio Public Market. Mas mura ang strawberry jam, peanut brittle, kape at crafts dito.

Is the market safe for tourists?

Generally yes, but it is crowded. Watch your bag and phone, like in any busy market.

What time is best?

Early morning for the freshest vegetables, strawberries and fewer crowds.

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