Mercado de Levante: Sotogrande Sunday Market

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This week's schedule

DayHours
Monday (today) Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 19:00 – 00:00
Thursday 19:00 – 00:00
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday 10:00 – 14:00

Every week on Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday

Quiz

Which is the biggest artisan & handicraft market in Cadiz Province?

Mercado de Levante is the Sunday mercadillo at Marina de Sotogrande, in the Puerto Deportivo, and it runs from 10am to 2pm. The same market sets up again on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, from 7pm to midnight, so Sunday is the only daytime session. See all markets in Sotogrande, or the town's other street markets.

What you'll find at Mercado de Levante

Antiques lead the stall list at Mercado de Levante, with clothing and textiles, jewellery and handicrafts alongside them. Books and magazines have their own tables, and prepared food stalls give you something to eat while you walk the quay.

How to get to Mercado de Levante

Mercado de Levante sets up at Marina de Sotogrande, inside the Puerto Deportivo, so the stalls run along the water rather than through a town square. It is an outdoor market with no indoor hall. Check the official page before a long drive, and see the rest of the coast on the Cádiz province page.

Where to stay in Sotogrande

Sotogrande is a small, upscale resort town, so staying close to the marina puts you in a great spot for the Sunday market and everything else the area has to offer. Try Sotogrande Marina for easy access on foot, or look at Hotel Sotogrande if you want a comfortable base with the facilities to match.

If you're happy to be a short drive away, the nearby town of San Roque has more affordable options and is well connected to Sotogrande. Either way, you won't need long to reach the market on a Sunday morning.

What day is Mercado de Levante in Sotogrande?

Mercado de Levante runs every Sunday at Marina de Sotogrande, from 10am to 2pm. It is a weekly market, so the Sunday session is on all year. Wednesday and Thursday are its other two days, both evening sessions rather than mornings, which makes Sunday the only daytime chance to see it.

What are the opening times at Mercado de Levante?

Mercado de Levante opens from 10am to 2pm on Sundays, and from 7pm to midnight on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The Sunday session is four hours, the two evening ones five hours each. Those are the only three days the market trades in Sotogrande.

Where is Mercado de Levante in Sotogrande?

Mercado de Levante sets up at Marina de Sotogrande, inside the Puerto Deportivo, so the stalls run along the waterfront rather than through a town square. It is an outdoor market with no indoor hall, which is worth knowing on a wet Sunday or a hot one.

What you'll find

  • antiques
  • clothing and textiles
  • prepared foods
  • handicrafts
  • books and magazines
  • jewelry
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Contact & details

⚑ Organiserhttps://sotogrande.com/es/mercado-de-levante/
⚲ Address Marina de Sotogrande, Puerto Deportivo de Sotogrande · Get directions

Planning the trip

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