Los Alcázares Weekly Market

Fresh fruits and vegetables make up a good chunk of the market, with seasonal produce from local farms at prices below what you'd pay in the supermarkets. The other half is clothing, footwear, leather goods like bags and belts, and household items. You'll also spot stalls selling flowers, cured meats, cheeses, and dried fruits. It's a solid mix of everyday shopping and things worth browsing, and one of several street markets in Los Alcázares.

Los Alcázares is a small resort town on the Mar Menor, so staying close to the waterfront puts you right in the heart of things. Town Centre is your best bet, with easy walking distance to the weekly market and the beach. Hotel Los Alcázares is a solid option if you want something straightforward and well-located.

If you prefer a bit more comfort, look at Mar Menor Seafront where several apartment-style hotels give you more space and great views. The town is compact, so wherever you stay, you won't need a car to reach the market.

The market runs along Avenida Julián Romea and spills into surrounding streets including Calle de los Catalanes and La Rambla. From the town centre it's a short walk. If you're driving, look for parking on side streets off the main avenue, but arrive early on Tuesday mornings as spaces fill up fast. The Ayuntamiento de Los Alcázares website has official schedules and local transport information.