Axarquía Artisan Cheese & Wine Market Featured
Runs every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm. This 50-stall market celebrates the region's artisan cheese and wine heritage.
Cheese & Dairy · Organic Products · Prepared Foods · Spices & Herbs
4 markets tracked in Torre del Mar.
There is a market on almost every day of the week in Torre del Mar, which is unusual for a town of this size on the Axarquía coast. Four separate markets are covered here, all of them outdoors and all of them weekly, so the weather makes the difference between a good browse and a quick one.
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Staying near the seafront puts you within walking distance of all four markets, and Paseo Marítimo is a solid base with plenty of accommodation and a short walk into town. For something more central, look at Centro, where you can reach the market sites on foot without needing the car.
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All four are street markets, set up on open ground and packed away the same day. Between them you'll find cheese and dairy, organic produce, fresh fruit and vegetables, spices and herbs, prepared foods, handicrafts, clothing and jewellery. The largest is the Axarquía Artisan Cheese & Wine Market, with 50 stalls.
The wider picture, including the indoor municipal halls that Torre del Mar itself does not have, is on the Málaga province markets page.
Runs every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm. This 50-stall market celebrates the region's artisan cheese and wine heritage.
Cheese & Dairy · Organic Products · Prepared Foods · Spices & Herbs
Fifty open-air stalls along Paseo Larios, Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 10pm. Handicrafts, clothing and textiles, and prepared food, with the stalls still trading after dark.
Handicrafts · Prepared Foods · Clothing & Textiles

Weekly Thursday market with around 40 stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, spices, handicrafts and jewellery on Avenida Duque de Ahumada.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Spices & Herbs · Clothing & Textiles · Handicrafts · Jewelry
Open every evening from 6pm to midnight in June, July and August. Fifty stalls of handicrafts, clothing and jewellery along the Paseo Marítimo seafront.
Handicrafts · Clothing & Textiles · Jewelry
The two busiest days are Saturday and Sunday, with three of the four markets trading on each. Thursday has two, and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday one apiece, which makes Friday the quietest day to shop and Saturday the day to come if you want to see everything the town puts out.
Check the hours before you set off. The commonest trading times here are 18:00 to 00:00, an evening pattern rather than the morning pattern most Spanish markets follow, so arriving at eleven in the morning can leave you looking at an empty stretch of pavement.
Torre del Mar has a market trading every day of the week, and Saturday and Sunday are the busiest, with three of its four markets out on each. Thursday has two. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday have one apiece, which makes Friday the quietest day of the seven to shop.
Yes, two of Torre del Mar's four street markets trade on Thursdays, one more than trade on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday. Both are outdoor markets rather than indoor halls, and the town's commonest trading hours of 18:00 to 00:00 make it worth checking the time before you go.
Yes, evening trading is the norm in Torre del Mar, where the commonest hours across the four street markets are 18:00 to 00:00. Stalls are out after dinner rather than in the morning, and Saturday and Sunday are the busiest days, with three of the four markets trading on each.
Torre del Mar has four markets, all of them weekly outdoor street markets and none of them an indoor municipal hall. The largest is the Axarquía Artisan Cheese & Wine Market, with 50 stalls, and between them they sell cheese, fresh fruit and vegetables, spices, handicrafts, clothing and jewellery.