Municipal Markets in Altea
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Municipal markets in Altea are centred on the Altea Municipal Market, a covered hall where locals shop for fresh fish, meat, cheese and vegetables every day except Sunday. It's the everyday counterpart to the town's weekly street market, and together they cover most of what a visitor needs.
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Tips for visiting
Visit early in the morning, ideally by 10am, when stalls are fully stocked and the market is at its liveliest. Bring a reusable bag or basket for your purchases, and be prepared for the busy Friday and Saturday sessions when locals do their weekly shopping. For more of the region, see Alicante province's markets.
Where to stay in Altea
For the market hall's early opening, staying in the Old Town puts you within walking distance, along with the weekly street market and the old town square. If you'd rather something more comfortable, the Altea seafront has hotels and apartments a short walk or drive from the centre.
Is Altea Municipal Market free to enter?
Yes, entry to Altea Municipal Market is completely free. You can browse the fish, meat, cheese and vegetable stalls and enjoy the atmosphere at no cost, any day Monday to Saturday from around 7.30am to 2.30pm; it's closed on Sundays.
What time does Altea Municipal Market open?
Altea Municipal Market opens Monday to Saturday, typically from around 7.30am to 2.30pm, though hours may vary by season, and it's closed on Sundays. The covered hall has 25 stalls selling fresh fish, meat, cheese, bread and vegetables, so it's worth an early visit while everything is freshly stocked.
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