SUNDAY
San Juan de los Terreros Street Market
San Juan de los Terreros, Almeria, Andalusia
At a Glance
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Stalls
- 40
- Location
- San Juan de los Terreros, Almeria
Weekly Sunday market with around 40 stalls near the seafront promenade in San Juan de los Terreros, Almería.
San Juan de los Terreros Street Market sets up every Sunday from 8am to 2pm near the Paseo Marítimo in this small coastal village in Almería province. Around 40 stalls line the promenade area, selling clothing, leather goods, handicrafts, books and antiques. Both cash and cards are accepted, and the site is wheelchair accessible. For everything else trading nearby, see all markets in San Juan de los Terreros.
What you'll find at San Juan de los Terreros Street Market
The market leans towards clothing, footwear and leather goods, with a good mix of handicrafts and second-hand books. You'll also find antiques and curiosities worth browsing. There are no food stalls in the mix, so this is a browsing market rather than a shop for the week's fruit and vegetables. San Juan de los Terreros belongs to the municipality of Pulpí, and this mercadillo draws both locals and visitors staying along the coast.
Where to stay in San Juan de los Terreros
San Juan de los Terreros is a small coastal village, so staying close to the seafront puts you within easy reach of both the street market and the beach. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options along Playa de San Juan de los Terreros if you want to wake up with a sea view. You can walk to the Sunday stalls from pretty much anywhere in the village.
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Opening Hours
Every week on Sunday
| Day | Hours | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | — | Closed |
| Tuesday | — | Closed |
| Wednesday | — | Closed |
| Thursday | — | Closed |
| Friday | — | Closed |
| Saturday | — | Closed |
| Sunday | 08:00 – 14:00 | Open |
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What You'll Find
Location
04648 San Juan de los Terreros, Almería, España
San Juan de los Terreros, Almeria, Spain
Get DirectionsHow to get to San Juan de los Terreros Street Market
The market sets up near the Paseo Marítimo, within walking distance of most accommodation in the village. If you're driving, street parking is available nearby but fills up later in the morning. San Juan de los Terreros is reached via the A-7 motorway, taking the Pulpí exit. For other market days in the area, check the street markets in San Juan de los Terreros page, or the wider Almería province page.
Facilities & Accessibility
Contact & Details
Stalls: 40
What day is San Juan de los Terreros market?
San Juan de los Terreros Street Market runs every Sunday, year round, with stalls setting up from 8am and most of them packed away by 2pm. Sunday morning is the only regular market day in the village, so a midweek visit will find the seafront promenade empty of traders.
What can you buy at San Juan de los Terreros market?
San Juan de los Terreros Street Market sells clothing, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, second-hand books and antiques across its 40 stalls. The focus is on non-food items rather than fresh produce, so pick up fruit, vegetables and groceries at the village shops if you need them.
Does San Juan de los Terreros market take cards?
Yes, San Juan de los Terreros Street Market lists both cash and card payment, though acceptance varies from one stall to the next, so carry cash for the smaller traders. The 40 stalls trade for six hours on a Sunday, from 8am to 2pm, and prices are set at the stall.
Where exactly is the market in San Juan de los Terreros?
San Juan de los Terreros Street Market sets up near the Paseo Marítimo, the seafront promenade, in the village of San Juan de los Terreros in Almería province. It is a short walk from the beach and from most of the holiday apartments in the area, and the pitch itself is wheelchair accessible.
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