Markets in the Province of Almeria

Andalusia, Spain · 59 markets across 21 cities

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Almeria has 59 markets spread across 21 towns, and almost all of them are street markets rather than indoor halls: 54 set up outdoors on a fixed morning each week, against five permanent municipal markets. That balance shapes what a visit looks like here. You are far more likely to be walking a line of awnings along a car park or a promenade than through a covered hall, and once the trestles come down around two in the afternoon there is nothing left to see until the following week.

Saturday is the busiest day in the province, with 18 markets trading, followed closely by Sunday with 17. The weekdays are steadier than you might expect: Thursday and Friday both bring 14 markets, Monday and Wednesday 12 each, and Tuesday is the quietest trading day at 11. So there is no day of the week in Almeria without a market somewhere, which matters if you are here for a short stay and cannot rearrange your plans around a single Saturday.

The standard timetable is 09:00 to 14:00, the most common opening hours across the province by a wide margin. Traders start setting up well before nine and the best of the fresh produce goes early, but the last hour has its own logic, when stallholders would rather discount than repack. Three of the 59 markets have no confirmed trading day in our records, so it is worth checking the individual market page before making a special trip.

Cities with Markets

All Markets in Almeria

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Adra Antiques Market

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Runs every Sunday from 10am to 3pm. Adra's antiques market sets up in the waterfront park with vintage collectibles and restored pieces.

Every week on Sunday

Adra Flea Market

Weekly Saturday market with around 120 stalls selling fresh produce, antiques, clothing, and local goods on Calle Puerto in Adra.

Every week on Saturday

Aguadulce Night Craft Market

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Runs every evening from 8pm to 1am across the week. This night market in Roquetas de Mar features 20 stalls selling handmade crafts, jewelry, and clothing.

Every week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Jun–Aug only)

Albox Municipal Market

An indoor covered market in Albox with 20 stalls open every day from 8am to 12pm, stocking fresh produce, meat, fish, and baked goods.

Open now · Every week on Friday, Monday, Sunday, Tuesday, Saturday, Thursday, Wednesday

Albox Second-Hand Market

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Runs every Saturday from 8am to 2pm in Urbanización Los Llanos. Popular spot for antiques and second-hand finds with around 100 stalls.

Every week on Saturday

Albox Weekly Market

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Runs every Tuesday from 8am to 2pm. Large weekly market with 160 stalls across fresh produce, clothing and footwear.

Every week on Tuesday

Albox With Great Taste Fair

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Runs every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm in Albox. A local food and craft fair featuring fresh produce, meat, cheese, bread and handmade items.

Every week on Tuesday

Almería Antiques and Arts Flea Market

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Runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm in Parque Nicolás Salmerón. A large outdoor flea market with 200 stalls of antiques, jewelry, books, and handmade crafts.

Every week on Saturday

Almería Blue Ball Street Market

Weekly Monday market with around 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear and handicrafts in Almería's Regiones neighbourhood.

Every week on Monday

Almería Organic Market

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Runs every Saturday from 10am to 3pm. This organic market features 20 stalls selling locally-grown produce and handmade goods.

Every week on Saturday

Antas Street Market

Weekly Monday market with around 25 stalls selling clothing, footwear, and handicrafts in the heart of Antas.

Every week on Monday

Where the markets are concentrated

Almeria city holds 10 of the province's markets, more than anywhere else, and El Ejido follows with 7. After that the numbers spread thin and even: Roquetas de Mar and Albox have 4 each, then Adra, Carboneras, Cuevas del Almanzora, Nijar, Mojacar and Vera with 3 apiece, and Garrucha and Huercal-Overa with 2. The practical consequence is that basing yourself on the coast around Roquetas de Mar or Mojacar puts several different market days within a short drive, rather than tying you to one town's weekly slot.

Planning around the market day

If you have one morning, take a Saturday: 18 markets is the widest choice the week offers, and it covers most of the larger towns. If you are staying a week, the more useful approach is to pick a market a day. With 11 markets even on the quietest day, Tuesday, the province supports that easily.

For context on how Almeria compares with the rest of the region, the Andalusia markets guide covers the neighbouring provinces. Within Almeria, each town's page lists its own markets with the confirmed day and hours, which is the detail to check before you set out.

What day are the markets in Almeria province?

Almeria province has a market trading somewhere on every day of the week. Saturday is the busiest, with 18 of the 59 markets, and Sunday follows with 17. Thursday and Friday bring 14 each, Monday and Wednesday 12, and Tuesday 11. Three markets have no confirmed day recorded.

What time do Almeria's markets open and close?

Almeria's markets most commonly run from 09:00 to 14:00, the standard timetable across the province's 59 markets. Street markets pack up at the stated closing time rather than winding down gradually, so arriving after one o'clock usually means watching the trestles come down instead of shopping.

Are there indoor markets in Almeria, or only street markets?

Almeria province has five indoor municipal markets, housed in permanent buildings, against 54 street markets that set up in the open on a fixed morning each week. The municipal halls are the option worth knowing about on a wet day, since the street markets trade from 09:00 to 14:00 and then clear the ground.

Which town in Almeria has the most markets?

Almeria city has the most markets, with 10 of the province's 59. El Ejido follows with 7, and Roquetas de Mar and Albox have 4 each. Those four towns account for 25 markets between them, so the remaining 34 are spread across the other 17 towns.

Are there any night markets in Almeria?

No, Almeria province's markets are recorded as daytime events only, with none of the 59 trading at night. Most run the standard morning timetable of 09:00 to 14:00, and street stalls clear the ground once trading closes rather than continuing into the evening.

How many markets are there in Almeria province?

Almeria province has 59 markets across 21 towns and cities. Of those, 54 are street markets that set up outdoors on a fixed morning each week and five are permanent municipal markets housed in buildings. Almeria city itself accounts for ten of the total, the most of any town in the province.

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