Street Markets in Casarabonela

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Street markets in Casarabonela, in Málaga province, come to two regular stalls. The Friday Market is the main weekly gathering, with 25 stalls selling clothing, footwear and handicrafts. A separate second-hand market adds antiques, books and more clothing on an irregular schedule. Both are free, open-air and cash only.

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Casarabonela Friday Market

Weekly Friday market with around 25 stalls selling clothing, handicrafts and leather goods in this Guadalhorce Valley village.

Open now · Every week on Friday

Casarabonela Second-Hand Market

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A second-hand market in the Plaza de Casarabonela offering clothing, antiques, and books. Schedule varies, so check locally before visiting.

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Tips for visiting

Arrive on Friday morning for the weekly market, which runs from 9am to 2pm, to get the best pick of clothing and footwear before stalls start packing up. Bring cash, since neither market takes card. For the second-hand market, check locally before you travel, as its date isn't fixed to a set day.

Where to stay in Casarabonela

Casarabonela is a small village in the Málaga hills, so your best bet is the town centre, within easy walking distance of both markets and the main square. If you'd rather feel part of village life, look for a rural guesthouse or casa rural in Casarabonela village itself, which is compact enough to get around entirely on foot.

Are street markets in Casarabonela free to enter?

Yes, both street markets in Casarabonela are free to enter. You can browse and shop without paying any entry fee.

What time do street markets in Casarabonela open?

The Friday Market opens at 9am and runs until 2pm, the usual hours for the city's two street markets. The second-hand market's hours vary with its irregular schedule, so it's worth checking locally before visiting.

Are there markets in Casarabonela every day of the week?

No, Casarabonela's street markets trade on just one confirmed day. The Friday Market is the only one with a fixed weekly slot, while the second-hand market runs irregularly rather than to a set day.