Marbella Street Market

Marbella Street Market sets up every Monday from 9am to 2pm on Calle José Manuel Vallés, in the Las Albarizas part of Marbella. Around 40 stalls line the street selling clothing, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, and jewellery. Stalls take cash, contactless and mobile payments, so you are not caught out arriving without notes. It is one of the street markets in Marbella, and the only trading day is Monday.

What you'll find at Marbella Street Market

The 40 stalls lean towards clothes and accessories: clothing and textiles, shoes and leather bags, handicrafts, and jewellery. Those four categories are the whole of it, so this is a morning for a jacket, a belt or a pair of earrings rather than a shop for fruit and fish. Five hours is the full run, and the packing away starts before the 2pm finish.

How to get to Marbella Street Market

The market address is Calle José Manuel Vallés, 29603 Marbella. The stalls occupy the street itself, so follow the road rather than looking for a market building or a covered hall. Access is at street level and the market is listed as wheelchair accessible. Everything is open air, so on a wet Monday bring a coat rather than expecting shelter.

Where to stay in Marbella

Staying in Old Town (Casco Antiguo) puts you within easy walking distance of the street market and plenty of good cafes to stop at before or after. For something more upscale, Marbella Club Hotel and Gran Melia Don Pepe are both well-placed options along the Golden Mile, with easy access into the centre.

What day is Marbella Street Market?

Marbella Street Market runs on Mondays only, from 9am to 2pm, every week of the year. There is no second trading day, so a Monday visit is the only way to catch the 40 stalls on Calle José Manuel Vallés before they start packing away in the early afternoon.

Where is the Monday market in Marbella held?

Marbella Street Market sets up along Calle José Manuel Vallés in the Las Albarizas part of Marbella, postcode 29603. The stalls run along the street rather than filling a covered hall, which makes this an open-air market with nothing left standing once the 2pm finish has passed.

Do stalls at Marbella Street Market take cards?

Yes, stalls at Marbella Street Market accept contactless and mobile payments as well as cash. Cash is still the quickest way to pay at a stall with a queue behind you, but you will not be stuck if you turn up on a Monday morning with only a phone or a card in your pocket.

Is Marbella Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Marbella Street Market is listed as wheelchair accessible. The 40 stalls trade at street level along Calle José Manuel Vallés rather than inside a building, and the market is entirely open air, so there are no doorways or stairs between one row of stalls and the next.