Teguise Market

Teguise Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm through the casco histórico of Teguise, in Las Palmas. Its 400 stalls make it one of the largest of the street markets in Teguise, and one of the largest in the Canary Islands. It packs away by early afternoon, so come before the last hour.

What you'll find at Teguise Market

Clothing and textiles take the largest share of the 400 stalls, with footwear and leather goods alongside them, and handicrafts running through the same streets. Fresh fruit and vegetables fill another section, and cheese and dairy are worth a stop of their own. Prepared foods are there if you want something to eat while you work through the rest.

How to get to Teguise Market

The market sets up in the casco histórico, the historic centre of Teguise, so the stalls and the town's colonial architecture are the same walk. Sunday closures and fair-week changes are posted on the official market page.

Where to stay in Teguise

Teguise is a small town and most beds sit outside the centre. Costa Teguise has the hotels and apartments and is an easy drive in on a Sunday morning, while Arrecife gives you more choice and better transport links. For rural houses and small hotels within walking distance of the stalls, search Teguise town centre early, since there are few of them.

What day is Teguise Market?

Teguise Market runs every Sunday, from 9am to 2pm, in the casco histórico of Teguise. It is a weekly fixture rather than a monthly or seasonal one, so it sets up on the same day through the year. Stalls begin packing away towards the end of the morning.

What time does Teguise Market open?

Teguise Market opens at 9am every Sunday and finishes at 2pm, which gives five hours to work through 400 stalls. The market is outdoors across the old town's streets and squares, so the middle of the morning is the fullest it gets, and the last half hour is thinner as traders start to clear.

Where is Teguise Market?

Teguise Market sets up in the casco histórico de Teguise, the historic centre of the town, in the province of Las Palmas. It is in Teguise itself rather than the coastal resort of Costa Teguise, and the stalls spread through the old streets and squares rather than filling one building.

Do stalls at Teguise Market take cards?

Teguise Market has no card payments confirmed on record, so carry cash for the Sunday market. Its 400 stalls are run by independent traders taking their own payments in the open air, which means card acceptance varies from one stall to the next rather than being handled across the market.