Soho Street Market

Soho Street Market runs on the fourth Sunday of each month, from 11am to 7pm, on Calle Tomás Heredia. That is one trading day in four weeks rather than a weekly market, so check the date before travelling to Malaga's Soho district for it.

Mercado Urbano del Soho is the Spanish name for Soho Street Market, the monthly artisan market run by La Christera Markets on Calle Tomás Heredia. Around 50 stalls set up along the pedestrianised street in Malaga's Soho Arts District on the fourth Sunday, from 11am to 7pm.

Soho Street Market's 50 stalls sell handmade crafts, jewellery, clothing, footwear and leather goods, original art, antiques, books and flowers. Fresh fruit and vegetable stalls and prepared food sit alongside them, and there is a food court with seating. Most of what is sold is made or grown locally.

Soho Street Market's stalls are mostly cash only, so carry notes and coins rather than counting on paying by card at any one of them. The nearest ATMs are a short walk away on Alameda Principal, and the market is outdoors on the street with no central till.