Estación de Cártama Sunday Market

Cártama Station Street Market sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2:30pm on Calle Coral and Avenida Francisco Gómez Cañete in Estación de Cártama, in the Guadalhorce Valley about 20 minutes inland from Málaga. Around 40 stalls line the streets next to Los Naranjos park, selling clothing, handicrafts, footwear, leather goods and flowers. Cash and cards are both accepted, and stalls start packing away before the 2:30pm close.

What you'll find at Cártama Station Street Market

The market leans towards clothing, shoes and leather goods, with handicrafts and seasonal flowers and plants filling out the rest of the 40 pitches. On the first Sunday of each month, a CártamaEco ecological market runs alongside the regular stalls in Los Naranjos park, where local producers sell organic vegetables, honey, oils and handmade goods.

How to get to Cártama Station Street Market

Estación de Cártama is on the Cercanías C-2 line from Málaga, and the pitches on Calle Coral and Avenida Francisco Gómez Cañete are a short walk from the station. By car, take the A-357 or the MA-409. The whole market is at street level and listed as wheelchair accessible. More nearby options are on our street markets in Estación de Cártama, and the province page covers the rest of Málaga.

Where to stay in Estación de Cártama

Estación de Cártama is a small town, so most people stay elsewhere and come out for the Sunday morning. Málaga City Centre is about 20 minutes away on the same train line, with hotels to suit every budget. Alhaurín el Grande is a short drive away, close enough to be at the stalls minutes after setting off.

What day is Cártama Station Street Market?

Cártama Station Street Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 2:30pm, on Calle Coral and Avenida Francisco Gómez Cañete beside Los Naranjos park. It trades weekly, all year round, with around 40 stalls. On the first Sunday of the month the CártamaEco producers' market joins it in the park itself.

What can you buy at Cártama Station Street Market?

Cártama Station Street Market's 40 stalls sell clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, and flowers and plants. Clothing and shoe rails take up most of the pitches. On the first Sunday of each month the CártamaEco market adds organic vegetables, honey, oils and handmade goods to what is on offer.

Does Cártama Station Street Market take cards?

Yes, Cártama Station Street Market lists both cash and card among its payment options, which is not the norm at a Spanish street market. Acceptance still varies from one stall to the next, so carry cash for the smaller clothing and flower pitches. Trading runs from 9am to 2:30pm every Sunday.

Is Cártama Station Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Cártama Station Street Market is listed as wheelchair accessible. It sets up outdoors along Calle Coral and Avenida Francisco Gómez Cañete, beside Los Naranjos park, which has a children's play area for anyone bringing children along. The Cercanías C-2 station is a short walk from the stalls.