Puerto de la Torre Street Market

One side of the market is fresh fruit and vegetables from local farms, along with flowers, plants, pickled goods, and dried fruits. The other side is clothing, footwear, leather bags, jewellery, handicrafts, and gift items. It's a neighbourhood market at heart, so prices are fair and the selection is geared toward everyday essentials rather than souvenirs. If you're looking for more street markets in Malaga, several others run on different days throughout the week.

Puerto de la Torre is a residential neighbourhood to the northwest of Malaga city, so staying somewhere with easy access to the ring road or public transport makes sense. Centro Histórico is a solid base, putting you close to the city's transport links so you can reach the market without any fuss.

If you'd prefer something a little closer to the action, look for accommodation on the western side of the city. The AC Hotel Malaga Palacio is a well-known option in the city centre, and Barceló Málaga near the train station gives you great connections across the city.

The market is on Calle Pirita in the Recinto Ferial, in the Puerto de la Torre district north of the city centre. Bus line 21 from central Malaga stops nearby. There's space to park in the surrounding streets, though it fills up quickly on market mornings. You can find the full list of markets across the city on the official Malaga mercadillos page.