I agree with the other comments. It's certainly worth your time if you love food and culture.

No lo se.

Its closed during some national holidays, every sunday and mostly open between 8.30am till 7.30pm during weekdays and sarurdays no matter what season. Fish market on mondays its on its lowest work day.

2명 기준으로 드면 50유로 정도 됩니다. 관광 가이드는 따로 하지 않아 잘 모르겠네요. 시장이라고 음식값이 쌀 거라 생각하시면 안 되요. 대부분 가게가 다 비쌉니다. 그래도 자리가 없더라고요.

I don’t believe so. They have fresh fish/seafood stalls, and they have prepared and cooked foods of all kinds at the restaurant/food sellers stalls, and they have dry goods stalls, and bar/pub stalls but I didn’t notice any that let you pick your specific fish before you have it prepared on-site. Neat idea though. You might be able to ask the maitre d’ at your favorite restaurant if you can bring something to them to cook for you?

The market is free, but take change for the toilets.

Do what we did just ask when you get on the bus and they will tell you whatever you need to know

I don't think so as it is a public holiday in Spain.

My understanding is that it is a fresh produce market so naturally would be open all year round