Blue Ball Street Market
Weekly Monday market with around 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear and handicrafts in Almería's Regiones neighbourhood.
Read full guide→Markets in Almeria run on multiple days throughout the week, giving you plenty of chances to explore the city's open-air mercadillos. Almeria sits on the southeastern Mediterranean coast of Andalusia, and its markets reflect the region's strong tradition of outdoor trading. You'll find stalls selling everything from fresh produce and clothing to handicrafts and leather goods.
Need a market today? Here's what's open:
| Day | Street Markets |
|---|---|
| Monday | Blue Ball Street Market |
| Tuesday | Stadium Street Market |
| Wednesday | None |
| Thursday | None |
| Friday | Los Ángeles Street Market, Puche Street Market |
| Saturday | None |
| Sunday | None |
Almeria's street markets are spread across different neighbourhoods and each runs on a set day. The week starts with the Blue Ball Street Market on Monday mornings, followed by the Stadium Street Market near the Estadio de los Juegos Mediterráneos on Tuesdays. Fridays bring two mercadillos: the Los Ángeles market on Avenida de la Cruz and the Puche market in the northern part of the city.
Most Almeria market days follow the same pattern. Stalls open around 8:00 or 8:30 in the morning and pack up by early afternoon. Arrive before 11:00 for the best selection, especially at stalls selling fresh fruits and vegetables from the surrounding campos.
Weekly Monday market with around 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear and handicrafts in Almería's Regiones neighbourhood.
Read full guide→Weekly Friday market with around 25 stalls on Av. de la Cruz in Almería's Los Ángeles neighbourhood. Clothing, fresh produce, and antiques from 8:30 to 14:00.
Read full guide→Mercadillo del Puche is a street market located in the Puche neighbourhood of Almería. The market operates as a traditional Spanish mercadillo serving the local community. Vendors set up stalls selling various goods including clothing, household items, and general merchandise. The market provides an accessible shopping environment with wheelchair-friendly entrances for all visitors.
Read full guide→The Stadium Street Market is a weekly street market located in Almería, operating exclusively on Tuesday mornings. The market runs from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM each Tuesday, offering a variety of goods including clothing, household items, and general merchandise. Located near the stadium area of the city, it provides an accessible shopping experience for local residents. Vendors set up their stalls along the street, creating a traditional Spanish mercadillo atmosphere where visitors can browse for bargains and everyday items.
Read full guide→The Almeria province is one of Europe's largest producers of fruit and vegetables, so the local markets carry excellent seasonal produce at low prices. Look for Almeria tomatoes, peppers and melons in summer. Beyond fresh food, the weekly mercadillos stock clothing, footwear, household items and handmade crafts. Cash is the safest bet at most stalls, though some accept cards.
For more information about what to see and do in the city, check the official Almeria tourism website.
Almeria has street markets on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. The Blue Ball market runs on Mondays, the Stadium market on Tuesdays, and the Los Ángeles and Puche markets on Fridays.
Most street markets in Almeria open between 8:00 and 8:30 in the morning and close by early afternoon, usually around 14:00.
The Los Ángeles Street Market on Fridays sells fresh fruits, vegetables and other produce alongside clothing and antiques. For daily fresh food shopping, look for smaller neighbourhood grocery stalls across the city.
If you're exploring the coast, the markets in Roquetas de Mar and Mojacar are both worth checking out.