Street Markets in Nerja

Nerja has a street market on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday, one on each day, and all three trade from around 8am to 2pm. Tuesday and Saturday are the town's regular weekly markets, and Sunday brings the flea market, the biggest of the three at roughly 120 stalls.

Yes, the Nerja Sunday Flea Market runs on Sundays and is the largest of the town's three street markets, with around 120 stalls. It keeps the same 8am to 2pm hours as the Tuesday and Saturday markets, and leans towards antiques, books, handicrafts and jewellery rather than food.

Yes, all three street markets in Nerja are free to enter and none of them charges admission. They set up outdoors and trade from around 8am to 2pm on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday, so you can arrive at any point in the morning and stay for as long as the stalls hold your interest.

Street markets in Nerja open at around 8am and trade until about 2pm, and all three follow that pattern. The Tuesday market, the Saturday We Love Nerja Market and the Sunday flea market each start packing up before the closing time, so the first half of the morning is when the 120-stall Sunday market is at its fullest.

Nerja's street markets sell antiques, books and magazines, clothing and textiles, flowers and plants, footwear and leather, handicrafts and jewellery. The 120-stall Sunday flea market carries the widest spread of second-hand goods, while the Tuesday and Saturday markets are smaller and quicker to cover in a morning.