Fuengirola Street Market

Fuengirola Street Market sets up every Sunday from 7:30am to 2pm on Avenida Santa Amalia in Fuengirola, Málaga province. Around 40 stalls sell clothing, leather goods, handicrafts, jewellery and antiques, and every one of them takes cash only. The whole market is outdoors along the avenue, with no covered hall, and it is packed away by two in the afternoon.

What you'll find at Fuengirola Street Market

Food is not what this market is for. The stalls cover five things: clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, jewellery and antiques. That makes it a browsing market rather than a shopping list one, and six and a half hours is a generous window for forty stalls. Anything else the town has open air is listed under street markets in Fuengirola.

How to get to Fuengirola Street Market

The market's address is Av. Santa Amalia, 28, 29640 Fuengirola. Sunday is the only day the stalls are there, so there is nothing to find on the avenue on any other morning. The rest of the province is covered on the Málaga markets page. The Fuengirola tourism website has the council's own listing of the town's street markets.

Where to stay in Fuengirola

Staying near the seafront puts you in a great spot for the market, with easy walking distance and plenty of cafés to recover in after. The Hotel Las Pirámides and IPV Palace & Spa are both solid central options that keep you close to the action without any fuss.

If you'd prefer a bit more flexibility, the Paseo Marítimo area has a good mix of apartments and hotels at various price points, and you can reach the market on foot in minutes.

What day is Fuengirola Street Market?

Fuengirola Street Market runs on Sunday, every week of the year. Sunday is the only day it trades, and the pattern is weekly rather than monthly or seasonal, so there is no week off. The stalls are up on Avenida Santa Amalia by 7:30am and cleared again by 2pm.

What time does Fuengirola Street Market open?

Fuengirola Street Market opens at 7:30am and closes at 2pm, six and a half hours of Sunday trading. Those hours are the same every week, with no seasonal shortening. Arriving early in that window gets you the forty stalls at full strength, and you will need cash, since no stall takes cards.

Do stalls at Fuengirola Street Market take cards?

No, stalls at Fuengirola Street Market take cash only, which is the single payment method recorded for it. Bring enough with you before you reach Avenida Santa Amalia, because all forty or so stalls of clothing, leather goods, handicrafts, jewellery and antiques expect notes and coins.

Where is Fuengirola Street Market?

Fuengirola Street Market is on Avenida Santa Amalia, at number 28, postcode 29640, in Fuengirola on the Málaga coast. It is an open-air market with no indoor section, and it occupies the street on Sundays only, between 7:30am and 2pm.