The doubtless king of the markets has been struggling lately with keeping its identity under the massive influx of tourists and the ever-growing number of food bars and terraces but [ … ]
Mercado Salamanca
Mon – Sat : 9am – 2pm
Sun : closed
This is the real authentic “barrio” market with great characters and mostly great fish at the best prices since the beginning in 1923. If you want a quick taste of [ … ]
Mercado de Huelin
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
Most of the visitor of the city think that Málaga consists of the historic centre and the stylish seaside promenade full of trendy shops and bar. Well, they should visit [ … ]
Mercado de Bailén
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
Mercado de Bailén is a very busy chaotic market which looks like an eternal work in progress. Behind the geometric facade, the interior hides a large and totally unintuitive space [ … ]
Mercado de García Grana
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
The disposition of this market is unlike all the other markets in the city. Rather than sharing one space, the particular stalls resemble more separated shops in a department store [ … ]
Mercado de la Merced
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
For no obvious reason, this market looks doomed. Before it hosted the Sol supermarket in one of its half and the stall owners were rightly optimistic when the bombastic plan [ … ]
Mercado de Carranque
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
Mercado de Carranque was built as a part of the project of construction of social houses in the Carranque neighbourhood in the fifties. It is a spacious and comfortable building [ … ]
Mercado de La Palma
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
The population of the neighbourhood La Palma which was so popular in the sixties demanded the construction of the local market which could provide a basic supply of fresh local food [ … ]
Mercado de Churriana
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
Most probably you will never visit the market because it is located almost 12 km east of the centre of the city. It is one of the smallest markets in [ … ]
Mercado de Dos Hermanas
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
This market was build 40 years ago to provide groceries to the newly built low-income neighbourhood Dos hermanas. It had its stellar moments in the history but it has been [ … ]
Mercado de Pedregalejo
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
This is by far the smallest market in Málaga and of the smallest markets in the world, I would think. It has no more than two operational stalls – one [ … ]
Mercado de Portada Alta
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
One of the smaller markets with only 23 stalls and a total area of 439 m2. It has been refurbished in 2009 but everything about it feels as though it [ … ]
Mercado del Carmen
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
The Carmen Market is a charming place situated next to the picturesque ecclesiastical complex of the Carmen church. It boasts an excellent market restaurant with great terrace and counts with [ … ]
Mercado de Ciudad Jardín
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
This popular market is situated at the northern part of Málaga in one of the poorest neighbourhood. It is built in a functional simple style which gives a lot of [ … ]
Mercado El Palo
Mon. – Sat.: 9am – 2pm
Sun. : closed
The history of this market began in the sixties although the original market had very little in common with the current state after the substantial reform in 2006. It is [ … ]