Fuengirola Street Markets

One of the things you can’t miss when traveling to Fuengirola are its legendary street markets. Currently, three types of markets are held in Fuengirola throughout the week: two traditional markets and a flea market where second-hand items are sold. The traditional markets take place on Tuesdays and Sundays, while the flea market is held on Saturdays.

Schedule of Fuengirola Street Markets

All three street markets in Fuengirola have the same opening hours and are only held in the mornings. They start at 09:00 and typically last until approximately 14:00.

Tuesday Street Market in Fuengirola

The Tuesday Street Market in Fuengirola takes place in the city center, at the fairgrounds of Fuengirola. Here, you can find a wide variety of stalls and products specializing in textiles, footwear, flowers, plants, fruits, nuts, or crafts. This market is one of the largest in Málaga and is highly visited, featuring nearly 500 diverse stalls, offering a bit of everything on Tuesdays.

Saturday Street Market in Fuengirola (Rastro)

The Saturday Market in Fuengirola has its own name and is called ‘Rastro.’ It is named this way because, unlike the other markets, it is more focused on the sale of second-hand products. At the ‘Rastro,’ you will find more than 300 stalls with a variety of items such as crafts, textiles, antiques, decorative items, furniture, and many more. It’s really worth taking a look because sometimes you can find real bargains.

Sunday Street Market in Fuengirola

Unlike the Tuesday market or the flea market, the Sunday Market in Fuengirola does not take place at the fairgrounds but on Méndez Núñez Street, just behind the Mosque. This area is very close to the Promenade and Sohail Castle, and unlike the others, it is not as extensive, although it includes a variety of stalls of all kinds.