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Benalúa Market

Weekly Thursday and Saturday street market with around 300 stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, antiques and more.

Calle Carratalá and adjoining streets, 03007 Alicante, Spain
Benalúa Market

At a glance

Hours

Every week - Saturday, Thursday

Location

Market Type

Outdoor Market

What to Buy

fresh-fruits, fresh-vegetables, footwear-and-leather

Vendors

300 stalls

Benalúa Market sets up every Thursday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm across Calle Carratalá and the adjoining streets in Alicante's Benalúa neighbourhood. With around 300 stalls, it's one of the larger street markets in the city. The market sits right next to the permanent Mercado Municipal de Benalúa, so you can combine both in one trip. If a market day falls on a public holiday, it moves to the previous working day. Bring cash, as most stalls don't accept cards. Get there early for the best selection, since stalls start packing up well before closing time.

What you'll find

One side of the market is fresh produce: seasonal fruits, vegetables, bread, cheese and dairy from local suppliers. The other side is a mix of clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts, jewellery, and household items. There's also a decent section for antiques, second-hand books, and curiosities that's worth checking out if you like rummaging. The variety makes Benalúa a solid option whether you're after weekly groceries or just browsing for something different on a Thursday or Saturday market day in Alicante.

Opening Hours

Open Today

Every week - Saturday, Thursday

FridayClosed
MondayClosed
SundayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Saturday08:00 - 840
Thursday08:00 - 840
WednesdayClosed

Upcoming Dates

Sat, Apr 4Thu, Apr 9Sat, Apr 11Thu, Apr 16Sat, Apr 18

What You'll Find

Fresh FruitsFresh VegetablesFootwear & LeatherBread & BakeryCheese & DairyClothing & TextilesHandicraftsJewelryAntiquesBooks & Magazines

Location

Calle Carratalá and adjoining streets, 03007 Alicante, Spain

Get Directions

How to get to Benalúa Market

The market spreads between Calle Carratalá, Calle Alberola, and Calle Arquitecto Guardiola in the Benalúa district, about a 15-minute walk southwest of Alicante city centre. Local bus routes stop near Avenida Aguilera, a short walk from the stalls. Parking is available in the surrounding streets, but spaces fill up fast on market days so arriving early helps. You can find more details on the Alicante city council website.

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Facilities

ParkingSeating AreaChildren's Play AreaPet Friendly

Accessibility

Wheelchair AccessibleWide Aisles

Contact Information

Stalls: 300
Organisers: http://www.alicante.es/

About Street Markets

Street markets are outdoor markets that typically operate on specific days of the week, offering fresh produce, local crafts, and authentic Spanish culture.

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What days is Benalúa Market open?

Benalúa Market runs every Thursday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm. If either day falls on a public holiday, the market moves to the previous working day instead.

What can you buy at Benalúa Market?

You'll find fresh fruit, vegetables, bread, cheese, and dairy alongside clothing, footwear, leather goods, jewellery, handicrafts, antiques, and books. Around 300 stalls set up on each market day, split roughly between fresh produce and general merchandise.

Do I need cash at Benalúa Market?

Yes, bring cash. Most stalls at Benalúa Market are cash-only and there's no ATM right at the market, so withdraw beforehand. A few clothing or leather stalls may accept cards, but don't count on it.

Is Benalúa Market family friendly?

The market has wide aisles for pushchairs, a children's play area, and seating so you can take a break. Dogs are welcome too.

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