Municipal Markets in Arrecife

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Arrecife's only municipal market is Grande Chinese Market, an indoor market on Calle Paraguay in the city centre. It's open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 2pm, and closed on Sundays. Rather than fresh food, stalls here sell clothing and textiles, footwear, jewellery, handicrafts and books, making it more of a general-goods bazaar than a food hall. For the weekly outdoor stalls, see street markets in Arrecife.

All Municipal Markets in Arrecife

Grande Chinese Market

An indoor municipal market on Paraguay Street specializing in clothing, textiles, handicrafts and jewelry. Open Monday to Saturday mornings with wheelchair access and modern payment options.

Open now · Every week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

Tips for visiting

Visit early in the morning, when the market is busiest and the selection is at its widest. Bring a bag for your purchases, and carry some cash, since not every stall takes card.

Where to stay in Arrecife

Most visitors base themselves in City Centre, which puts you within walking distance of the market and the seafront promenade. If you'd rather a quieter base with easy access to the harbour, La Marina is a good shout. See all markets in this city for the full picture, including the province page for markets elsewhere in Las Palmas.

Is Grande Chinese Market free to enter?

Yes, entry to Grande Chinese Market is free. You can browse and shop without paying an entrance fee, and the market is wheelchair accessible if you need step-free access to the stalls.

What time does Grande Chinese Market open?

Grande Chinese Market, on Calle Paraguay in Arrecife, opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It's closed on Sundays, and it's the only municipal market in the city, so those are the hours to plan around.

What can you buy at Grande Chinese Market?

Grande Chinese Market sells clothing and textiles, footwear, jewellery, handicrafts and books and magazines. It's an indoor bazaar rather than a food market, so don't go looking for fresh produce or fish counters here. Stalls take cash, contactless and mobile payment.

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