San Fernando Agricultural Market

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This week's schedule

DayHours
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday (today) 08:00 – 14:00

Every week on Sunday

Quiz

Which is the biggest market in Las Palmas Province?

San Fernando Agricultural Market sets up every Sunday from 8am to 2pm in Maspalomas, in the south of Gran Canaria, inside the covered patio of Colegio Marcial Franco next to the Estadio Municipal. Thirty stalls trade there, and the roof over the patio keeps the produce and the whole morning out of the sun. Bring cash: none of the stalls has card payment confirmed.

About San Fernando Agricultural Market

Known in Spanish as Mercado Agrícola de San Fernando de Maspalomas, the market runs weekly and on Sunday only. There is no second trading day, so a Monday to Saturday visit to the patio at Colegio Marcial Franco finds it empty. The 30 stalls work the six hours from 8am to 2pm, which is the whole of the market and not a morning session with an afternoon one behind it.

What you'll find at San Fernando Agricultural Market

Fruit and vegetables from growers on the island are the bulk of the 30 stalls, sold alongside cheese and dairy, and bread and baked goods. Organic produce has its own stalls here, and so do flowers and plants, which is the part of the market worth arriving early for if you want a choice.

How to get to San Fernando Agricultural Market

The market is at the Patio cubierto del Colegio Marcial Franco, junto al Estadio Municipal de Maspalomas, so the stadium is the landmark to aim for rather than the school. For what else trades nearby, see the other street markets in Maspalomas, the full Maspalomas markets guide, or markets across Las Palmas province.

Where to stay in Maspalomas

Staying in Playa del Inglés puts you close to the market and gives you easy access to the beaches and dunes. The Riu Palace Maspalomas is a solid choice if you want a comfortable base with good amenities nearby.

If you prefer something quieter, Meloneras is a short drive away and has a more relaxed feel, with plenty of dining options after a morning at the market.

What day is San Fernando Agricultural Market?

San Fernando Agricultural Market runs on Sunday, every week of the year, from 8am to 2pm. Sunday is its only trading day, so the covered patio at Colegio Marcial Franco is closed from Monday to Saturday. Thirty stalls of fruit, vegetables, cheese, bread and plants trade across those six hours.

What time does San Fernando Agricultural Market open?

San Fernando Agricultural Market opens at 8am on Sunday and packs away at 2pm. The 30 stalls set up inside the covered patio of Colegio Marcial Franco, next to the Estadio Municipal de Maspalomas, so the fruit, the cut flowers and the shoppers are all under a roof for the full six hours.

Where is San Fernando Agricultural Market in Gran Canaria?

San Fernando Agricultural Market is in San Fernando de Maspalomas, in the south of Gran Canaria, in the covered patio of Colegio Marcial Franco beside the Estadio Municipal de Maspalomas. The stadium is the easier landmark to navigate to. Thirty stalls trade there each Sunday from 8am to 2pm.

How do you pay at San Fernando Agricultural Market?

San Fernando Agricultural Market has no card payment confirmed at any of its 30 stalls, so bring euros in cash. Each stall is run by its own trader rather than through a single till, and card acceptance varies from one to the next. Cash also keeps a fruit or flower purchase quick.

What you'll find

  • fresh fruits
  • fresh vegetables
  • cheese and dairy
  • bread and bakery
  • organic products
  • flowers and plants
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Contact & details

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⚲ Address Patio cubierto del Colegio Marcial Franco, junto al Estadio Municipal de Maspalomas · Get directions

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