Atarazanas Market

Atarazanas Market (Mercado Central de Atarazanas) is an indoor food market in central Malaga, one of the city's municipal markets. It has 265 stalls selling fresh seafood, meat, fruit and vegetables, and opens Monday to Saturday, 9am to 2pm, closed on Sundays. You'll find it at Calle Atarazanas 10.

About Atarazanas Market

Atarazanas Market trades six days a week, Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 2pm, with the same hours every trading day and no Sunday opening. It is an indoor hall run by Malaga's municipal markets authority, so the shopping is undercover whatever the weather. You can reach the market office on +34 951 92 60 10.

What to buy at Atarazanas Market

The fresh counters cover fish and seafood, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and fruit and vegetables. Alongside them you'll find bread and bakery stalls, olive oil, local honey, nuts and dried fruits, spices and herbs, wine and spirits, and coffee and tea, 13 product categories in all across 265 stalls.

Prepared foods are sold here too, and the market has a food court and a seating area, so you can eat there once you've finished shopping. Dogs are welcome inside if you're bringing one along.

The Malaga municipal markets website has official details on the market.

How to get to Atarazanas Market

Atarazanas Market is at Calle Atarazanas 10, in central Malaga. The market has wide aisles, accessible parking nearby, and service animals are welcome inside.

Where to stay in Malaga

Staying in the city centre puts you within easy walking distance of Atarazanas Market, and the Centro Histórico is the most convenient base you'll find. The Room Mate Valeria is a stylish, well-located option right in the heart of things, and the Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro offers something more special if you want views to match your visit.

If you prefer a quieter spot with easy access, Soho is just a short stroll from the market and has a good mix of hotels and apartments to suit most budgets.

What time does Atarazanas Market open?

Atarazanas Market opens at 9am Monday to Saturday and closes at 2pm, the same hours on all six trading days, with no Sunday opening at all. The hall is indoors, at Calle Atarazanas 10 in central Malaga, so those hours hold whatever the weather, and the market office will confirm them on +34 951 92 60 10.

What is Atarazanas Market famous for?

Atarazanas Market is best known for its fish and seafood counters, one of 13 product categories sold across its 265 stalls in central Malaga. The hall also carries meat and poultry, cheese, bread, olive oil, local honey, spices and wine, and it has a food court where you can sit down and eat.

Can you eat at Atarazanas Market?

Yes, Atarazanas Market has a food court and a seating area, so you can eat inside the hall rather than carrying your shopping away. Several stalls sell prepared foods alongside the fresh produce, and dogs are welcome, so you needn't leave one tied up outside. Food service runs within the 9am to 2pm opening hours.

How many stalls does Atarazanas Market have?

Atarazanas Market has 265 stalls under one indoor roof at Calle Atarazanas 10, run by Malaga's municipal markets authority. Between them they cover 13 product categories, including fish and seafood, meat, cheese, olive oil, spices and coffee. Wide aisles run between the stalls, and there is accessible parking nearby.