Las Palmas Municipal Flea Market

Clothing and textiles are the backbone of the 400 stalls, which is what brings most people down on a Sunday morning. Alongside them you'll find antiques, second-hand books and magazines, and jewellery. Nothing here is under a roof, so the stalls are subject to the weather, and there is no indoor section to retreat into.

Staying in Triana puts you right on the doorstep of the flea market, with easy walking access and plenty of cafés to fuel up before you browse. The Hotel Madrid Las Palmas is a solid, centrally located option with good value for the area.

If you prefer something closer to the beach, Las Canteras is just a short bus or taxi ride from the market and gives you a great spot to unwind after a morning of hunting for bargains.

The stalls run along Rambla Alcalde Juan Rodríguez Doreste and Calle Simón Bolívar, a straight line of pitches rather than a single square, so you can join it at either end. The city council publishes the market's dates and any changes on its official page, worth a look before a public holiday weekend.