Market Day

SUNDAY

Iznate Street Market (Sundays)

Iznate, Malaga, Andalusia

Street Market
Mon Closed
Tue Closed
Wed Closed
Thu Closed
Fri Closed
Sat Closed
Sun

At a Glance

Setting
Outdoor
Location
Iznate, Malaga
Updated 18 January 2026 Verified information

Weekly Sunday market in Iznate, a small Axarquía village known for Moscatel grapes. Fresh produce, clothing and textiles from 8am to 2pm.

Iznate Street Market sets up every Sunday from 8am to 2pm on Calle de la Fuente in Iznate, a small whitewashed village in Málaga province's Axarquía region. It's a compact, cash-only market where locals and visitors pick up fresh produce and everyday goods. Get there early for the best selection, as stalls start packing up well before closing time.

What you'll find

The market splits between fresh produce and general goods. One side has seasonal fruits and vegetables from the surrounding hillsides, where Iznate is known for its Moscatel grapes, avocados, and almonds. The other side sells clothing and textiles. This is a small community market, so don't expect dozens of stalls, but what's here is local and fairly priced.

Where to stay in Iznate

Iznate is a small village, so your best bet is to base yourself in nearby Vélez-Málaga, where you'll find a good selection of hotels and easy access to the Sunday market. Try Vélez-Málaga town centre for somewhere central, or Torre del Mar if you'd prefer to be by the coast with a short drive inland on market day.

If you'd rather stay even closer to the action, a rural house or B&B in the Axarquía hills can be a lovely option, and the drive to Iznate is easy from anywhere in the area.

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Opening Hours

Every week on Sunday

Day Hours Status
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Open

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What You'll Find

Fresh Fruits Fresh Vegetables Clothing & Textiles

Location

C. de la Fuente, 29792 Iznate, Málaga, España

Iznate, Malaga, Spain

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How to get to Iznate Street Market

The market sets up along Calle de la Fuente in the centre of the village. Iznate is about 30 kilometres inland from the coast. Take the A-7 motorway, exit at Vélez-Málaga, and follow local roads north into the hills. Street parking is available but fills up on market day. Public transport is limited, so driving is the easiest option. If you're exploring street markets in Iznate and the wider Axarquía, nearby Vélez-Málaga and Benamargosa also hold weekly markets.

Facilities & Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible
Wheelchair Accessible

What day is Iznate Street Market?

Iznate Street Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 2pm on Calle de la Fuente, in the centre of the village. It's a weekly market rather than a monthly one, so you can count on it every Sunday, though stalls start packing away well before the stated closing time.

What can you buy at Iznate market?

Iznate market sells fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, including local Moscatel grapes when in season, alongside clothing and textiles. It's a small market on Calle de la Fuente focused on everyday essentials rather than artisan or specialty goods, so go early on Sunday morning for the best of the produce.

Do I need cash at Iznate market?

Yes, stalls at Iznate Street Market on Calle de la Fuente take cash only, with no card option. Bring enough for your visit, and withdraw beforehand in Vélez-Málaga or another nearby town if you're not already carrying cash.

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