Alfarnate Friday Street Market

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This week's schedule

DayHours
Monday Closed
Tuesday (today) Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday 09:00 – 14:00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Every week on Friday

Quiz

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

Alfarnate Friday Street Market sets up every Friday morning in the centre of this small mountain village in Málaga's Axarquía region. Around 15 stalls line the streets selling fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing, footwear, and leather goods. It's a local affair serving the village and surrounding valley rather than a tourist market, so bring cash.

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What you'll find at Alfarnate Friday Street Market

The market splits between fresh produce and everyday goods. One side has locally grown fruit and vegetables from farms across the Axarquía valley. The rest is clothing, footwear, and leather goods for practical shopping.

How to get to Alfarnate Friday Street Market

Alfarnate sits high in the mountains northeast of Málaga city. Drive via the A-45 and A-92, then take the MA-155 from Villanueva de Algaidas or the MA-225 from Periana. Public transport is limited, so a car is the best option. Parking is available near the village centre.

Where to stay in Alfarnate

Alfarnate is a small village, so accommodation options are limited locally. Staying in Town Centre puts you closest to the Friday market, and you'll find a handful of rural guesthouses and casa rurales in the area that suit a quiet overnight stay.

If you want more choice, consider basing yourself in nearby Málaga or Antequera and driving out for market day. Antequera Town Centre is around 30 minutes away and has comfortable hotels to suit most budgets.

What day is Alfarnate Friday Street Market?

Alfarnate Friday Street Market runs every Friday in the centre of the village, in Málaga's Axarquía region. It's a weekly market that runs year round, with no seasonal break, and around 15 stalls set up along the streets selling fresh produce, clothing, footwear and leather goods.

What can you buy at Alfarnate market?

Alfarnate Friday Street Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables from local farms, alongside clothing, footwear and leather goods across its 15 stalls. It's geared towards everyday shopping for the village and surrounding valley rather than souvenirs for visitors passing through.

Do I need cash at Alfarnate market?

Yes, bring cash to Alfarnate Friday Street Market, since every stall here is cash only. There's no guarantee of a cash machine nearby, so withdraw what you need before heading up to the village for market day.

What you'll find

  • clothing and textiles
  • footwear and leather
  • fresh fruits
  • fresh vegetables

Facilities & accessibility

Facilities
  • Parking
Payment
  • Cash

Contact & details

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⚲ Address 29194 Alfarnate, Málaga, España · Get directions

Planning the trip

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