Fuengirola Sunday Street Market

Fuengirola Sunday Street Market sets up every Sunday from 9am to 2pm on Calle Méndez Núñez, behind the mosque, filling Parque Dña. Sofía with 132 stalls. Locally it is the Mercadillo de los domingos, a general goods market of leather, clothing and craft rows rather than a food market. It is one of the street markets in Fuengirola, and the rest are listed with all markets in Fuengirola.

What you'll find at Fuengirola Sunday Street Market

Footwear and leather goods are the deepest category here, running from casual shoes to handbags and belts. Jewellery stalls sit alongside them, and the handicraft stalls carry wooden items, ceramics and artisan work.

Clothing and textiles fill several rows, from everyday wear to specialty fabrics. Nuts and dried fruits are the one edible category on the market, sold loose by weight.

How to get to Fuengirola Sunday Street Market

The market runs in Parque Dña. Sofía on Calle Méndez Núñez, behind the mosque in central Fuengirola, within walking distance of the town centre and the seafront. For more information, check the official page. Other markets in the area are listed on the province page.

Where to stay in Fuengirola

Staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the Sunday market, with plenty of hotels and apartments to suit most budgets. The Hotel Las Piramides is a reliable, well-located option right in the heart of things, and the Ilunion Fuengirola is another solid choice close to the seafront and market area.

If you prefer to be near the beach while still having quick access to the market, Los Boliches is a quieter residential area just a short walk or bus ride away, with good self-catering options ideal for a longer stay.

What day is Fuengirola Sunday Market?

Fuengirola Sunday Street Market runs on Sundays only, from 9am to 2pm, every week of the year. It is the one day the 132 stalls appear on Calle Méndez Núñez, and they are gone by early afternoon, so the practical window is a single morning.

Where is Fuengirola Sunday Market?

Fuengirola Sunday Street Market sets up on Calle Méndez Núñez, behind the mosque, spreading through Parque Dña. Sofía. The site is walkable from central Fuengirola and the seafront, and nothing marks it outside Sunday morning, because the 132 stalls pack away and the park returns to being a park.

What can you buy at Fuengirola Sunday Market?

Fuengirola Sunday Street Market's 132 stalls sell footwear and leather goods, jewellery, handicrafts, clothing and textiles, and nuts and dried fruits. It is a general goods mercadillo rather than a food market: the only edible category is the nuts and dried fruits, so come for the leather, clothing and craft rows.