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Maspalomas Flea Market

Closed today

Open:  · 8:00–14:00

Verified by Mercadillo Semanal on 11 September 2026

Market information

When
Sunday
Opening hours
8:00–14:00
Where
Parque del Sur, MaspalomasIn San Fernando, between the town and Sonneland.
Type
Second-hand, Antiques, Collectables
Season
All year round
Stalls
~150

The Maspalomas flea market is held on Sundays, from 8am to 2pm, at the Parque del Sur in San Fernando, between the town centre and Sonneland.

What is sold

Around 150 stalls of second-hand goods, antiques and collectables: vintage textiles, furniture, books, records, tools and costume jewellery. What turns up changes from one Sunday to the next.

The move

For years the flea market stood on Avenida Alejandro del Castillo, next to the market hall. The building work on the new market hall pushed it out, and it is now held at the Parque del Sur.

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Upcoming dates

  • Sunday

    8:00–14:00

  • Sunday

    8:00–14:00

  • Sunday

    8:00–14:00

  • Sunday

    8:00–14:00

  • Sunday

    8:00–14:00

  • Sunday

    8:00–14:00

How to get there

Nearest parking: Calle San Mateo, 25 m away. Other options: Calle Santa Brigida (58 m) and Avenida de Tunte (79 m). Public transport: bus stop Zafiro 2000 (253 m).

Location map
Open route in Google Maps

Where to park

Public transport

Car parks and stops: data from OpenStreetMap. Straight-line distances.

Frequently asked questions

What day is the Maspalomas flea market held?

Sundays, from 8am to 2pm.

Where is the Maspalomas flea market?

At the Parque del Sur, in San Fernando de Maspalomas, between the town centre and Sonneland.

Wasn't it next to the market hall?

It stood on Avenida Alejandro del Castillo and was pushed out by the building work on the new market hall. It is now held at the Parque del Sur.

How many stalls does it have?

Around 150 stalls.

What can you find there?

Second-hand goods, antiques and collectables: vintage textiles, furniture, books, records, tools and costume jewellery.

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