Markets in Marbella and surroundings

Marbella market is on Mondays, from 9:00 to 14:00, at the Las Albarizas fairground, with around 360 stalls. The municipality has three more weekly markets at the same hours: Thursdays in San Pedro de Alcántara, Fridays in Las Chapas and Saturdays in Puerto Banús. If you want the big one, Monday; Puerto Banús is the one for crafts and antiques.

Saturdays, from 9:00 to 14:00, on Avenida Pilar Calvo, in Nueva Andalucía, next to Centro Plaza. It has 122 stalls of clothing and accessories, ceramics, decoration, crafts and some art and antiques. From June to August the craft fair on Plaza Antonio Banderas also opens every day from 11:00.

Thursdays, from 9:00 to 14:00, on Calle Jorge Guillén, at the old San Pedro fairground. It is a big one, with 232 stalls of clothing, footwear, bags, costume jewellery, home textiles and kitchenware. Do not confuse it with the San Pedro Alcántara municipal market, which is a covered building with its own opening hours.

At the Las Albarizas fairground, on Calle José Manuel Vallés, about a 10-minute walk from the centre. It is what locals call el baratillo: 360 stalls of fruit and vegetables, new and second-hand clothing, footwear, bags, household goods, flowers and plants, from 9:00 to 14:00. Parking close by is difficult, so walking is the practical choice, and it is worth bringing cash.

Fridays, from 9:00 to 14:00, on Calle Pinsapo, in Pinar de Elviria. It is Marbella's small one, with around 30 stalls. In the same area, the Marbella organic market is set up on the first and third Saturday of the month on Avenida de España, in Pinares de Elviria, also from 9:00 to 14:00. If you want a big one, the Monday market at Las Albarizas.

It depends on the day: Mondays, Marbella market at Las Albarizas; Thursdays, San Pedro de Alcántara; Fridays, Las Chapas; Saturdays, Puerto Banús. All four open from 9:00 to 14:00. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sundays there is no weekly market. See the week on this page for what is on today.

Yes, Puerto Banús, from 9:00 to 14:00 on Avenida Pilar Calvo, with 122 stalls of clothing, crafts and antiques. On the first and third Saturday of the month the Marbella organic market in Pinares de Elviria is added, at the same hours. On Saturdays there are also markets in Ojén, 7.7 km away, and Istán, 10.4 km away, both small, from 9:00 to 14:00.

There is no weekly market on Sundays. The two craft markets that used to be held that day, at the marina and on Plaza de los Naranjos, no longer take place. The only Sunday one is the charity market at Parque de la Alameda, a second-hand sale held on a few Sundays a year; in 2026, on 5 April, 31 May and 5 October.

No weekly flea market is recorded in Marbella. The closest thing is the Monday market at Las Albarizas, which mixes new and second-hand clothing, and Puerto Banús on Saturdays, with some art and antiques among the crafts. The charity market at Parque de la Alameda is second-hand, but it runs only a few Sundays a year.