Markets in Teror
Las Palmas, Canary Islands
The Teror market scene runs every Sunday in this hilltop town around 20 km from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with two outdoor street markets offering a combined total of around 130 stalls. Both markets are free to browse and sit in the historic centre near the Basílica del Pino, making them easy to combine in a single morning visit.
Weekly Market Schedule
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Where to stay in Teror
Teror is a small town, so staying close to the centre puts you right where you want to be. Look for accommodation around Town Centre and you can walk to the Sunday market and the Basílica without any fuss.
If you'd prefer a bit more choice in nearby places to eat and stay, the nearby city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is only about 20 kilometres away and makes a practical base, with easy road access for a day trip into Teror.
Tours & Activities in Teror
Street markets in Teror
The Regional Craft Fair Villa de Teror is the larger of the two markets, with up to 100 stalls dedicated entirely to handicrafts. It draws artisans from across the island and is one of the more significant craft-focused markets in the Las Palmas province. Arrive before mid-morning to browse at a relaxed pace before the crowds build up.
The Teror Street Market runs alongside it every Sunday from 9am to 3pm, adding around 30 stalls selling clothing, footwear, jewellery, flowers, plants, and handicrafts. The market is wheelchair accessible and has a children's play area nearby. Bring cash, as not all stalls take cards. More details about the town and its traditions are available on the official Teror municipality website.
If you want to explore more markets in the area, nearby Arucas also has weekly markets worth combining with a northern Gran Canaria day trip.
