Markets in Casarabonela
Malaga, Andalusia
Casarabonela runs two weekly street markets in this small white village in the Guadalhorce Valley, Málaga province. The larger of the two is the mercadillo en Málaga los viernes option for this area: the Friday Market, which brings around 25 stalls to the centre of town each week. Both markets are held outdoors and are cash only, so come prepared.
Weekly Market Schedule
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Where to stay in Casarabonela
Casarabonela is a small village in the Málaga hills, so your best bet is staying in town centre where you'll be within easy walking distance of local market activity and the main square. For more comfort and amenities, many visitors base themselves in nearby Málaga city and make the short drive up into the hills on market days.
If you do want to stay close, look for rural guesthouses and casa rurales in Casarabonela village, which put you right in the heart of things and give you a genuine feel for village life.
Tours & Activities in Casarabonela
Street markets in Casarabonela
The Casarabonela Friday Market runs every Friday morning from 9:00 to 14:00, with approximately 25 stalls selling clothing, handicrafts and footwear. It is a typical Andalusian open-air mercadillo and parking is available nearby. For visitor information about the village, the Ayuntamiento de Casarabonela has local details.
The Casarabonela Second-Hand Market also runs weekly and is worth knowing about if you are interested in clothing, antiques or secondhand books. Stall numbers are not fixed, so the selection varies from week to week.
For more market options in the region, the nearby villages of Coín and Pizarra both hold their own weekly markets. You can also use the markets near me tool to find other markets close to Casarabonela.
