The Best Markets In Marbella Spain

There are several excellent street markets in Marbella and the surrounding area: selling everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to locally-made jewellery and furniture, they are a great place to hunt for bargains. Read on for our pick of the best markets in and around Marbella.

1. San Pedro de Alcántara Market

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Every Thursday morning from 9am until about 2pm (lunchtime in Spain), the San Pedro de Alcántara fairground is given over to a food and flea market comprised of around 230 stalls. The San Pedro rastro – as flea or second-hand markets are called in Spanish – is a great place to pick up sartorial essentials at bargain prices, as well as fresh fruit and vegetables.

2. Las Chapas Market

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Shop for fresh fruit and vegetables at Marbellas markets

On Friday mornings, a small rastro is held on the street behind Marbella’s town hall building. Its central location means that the Las Chapas market is a great place to stop and browse if you’re exploring the old town of Marbella. Clothes and jewellery are on offer alongside colourful stands of fresh fruit and vegetables, so you’re almost certain to come away with something.

3. Zoco del Sol Market

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If you’re visiting Puerto Banús on a Saturday, you’re spolit for choice for markets. In addition to the artisan market (see above), there is also the Zoco del Sol, a cluster of stalls selling uniquely-designed jewellery, ceramics, glassware and vintage clothing. It’s open every day from 11am until midnight during the summer, and from 10am to 4pm on Saturdays the rest of the year.