Motril Street Market

About Motril Street Market

Motril Street Market takes place at Rambla de los Álamos twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9am to 2pm. Around 120 vendors set up stalls along this tree-lined avenue, making it one of the largest markets on Granada's coast.

Tuesdays tend to draw the biggest crowds and have the best atmosphere. Fridays are typically quieter but still maintain a good selection of goods.

Vendors sell everything from seasonal clothing and footwear to household essentials like sheets, towels, and kitchen utensils. You'll also find jewelry, natural soaps, flowers, and plants among the stalls.

Arrive early to beat the midday heat and secure the best selection. The market wraps up quickly after 2pm, with vendors packing up in what locals describe as somewhat organized chaos.

Prices are generally negotiable, especially if you're a regular customer. However, it's worth comparing prices between stalls before making larger purchases.

Parking near Rambla de los Álamos fills up quickly on market days. The area has affordable parking options, but arriving by 9:30am gives you the best chance of finding a spot.

How to Get There

The market runs along Rambla de los Álamos in central Motril. This tree-lined avenue gives easy access and a linear walking route through all the stalls.

If driving from Granada city, take the A-44 motorway south toward the coast. The trip takes approximately one hour.

Local bus services connect different parts of Motril to the market area. The central location means you can easily walk to nearby cafés and shops during your visit.