Teror Street Market

Teror Street Market, known in Spanish as the Mercadillo de Teror, sets up every Sunday from 9am to 3pm in Teror, in the Las Palmas province of Gran Canaria. Around 30 stalls trade in the open air for those six hours and then pack away. The town's full listing sits on the Teror markets page, with the street markets in Teror listed separately.

What you'll find at Teror Market

Handicrafts are the anchor of the 30 stalls, sold alongside clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, jewellery, and flowers and plants. That mix makes it a browsing market rather than a produce run.

Stalls take cash, contactless cards and mobile payments, so there is no need to find a cashpoint before Sunday morning.

How to get to Teror Market

The market runs in the town of Teror, postcode 35330, in the Las Palmas province of the Canary Islands. It is wheelchair accessible, and there is a children's play area on site. The Ayuntamiento de Teror publishes the town's own details on the market.

Where to stay in Teror

Teror is a small town, so accommodation options are limited, but staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the Sunday street market. If you prefer more choice, the nearby city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is around 20 minutes away and has plenty of hotels to suit all budgets, like Hotel Santa Catalina or AC Hotel Las Palmas.

What day is Teror Market?

Teror Market runs every Sunday from 9am to 3pm. It keeps that pattern every week of the year, with no seasonal break and no second market day, so a Sunday is the only day you will find the roughly 30 stalls set up in this Gran Canaria town.

Do stalls at Teror Market accept cards?

Yes, stalls at Teror Market accept contactless cards and mobile payments as well as cash, unlike many Spanish street markets, which are cash only. Carrying a few notes is still sensible for small buys, but a card will get you through the morning.

Is Teror Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Teror Market is wheelchair accessible. It is an open-air Sunday market of around 30 stalls, and there is a children's play area on site, so it works as a stop with a wheelchair or a pushchair on a Sunday morning between 9am and 3pm.