Dénia Street Market

The Monday market in Dénia is mainly non-food. You'll find clothing and textiles across a good chunk of the stalls, from casual wear and children's clothes to coats and hats. Footwear and leather goods like bags and belts take up several more. There are also stalls with handmade crafts, wicker baskets, home decoration items like cushions and rugs, and a section for flowers and plants. Prices are competitive and bargaining is common, especially when buying multiple items from the same stall.

For more open-air markets in the area, check the other street markets in Dénia.

Staying in the old town puts you within easy walking distance of the street market, and it's the most atmospheric part of Dénia to base yourself. Try Dénia Old Town for a central spot, or look at Hotel Chamarel for a comfortable, well-located option close to the action.

If you prefer to be near the beach while still having easy access to the market, Las Marinas is a good choice, with plenty of accommodation along the seafront just a short drive or cycle from the town centre.

The market runs along the Torrecremada esplanade on Carrer Germans Maristes, in a residential area northeast of the old town. Several car parks sit within walking distance, making parking easier here than at most street markets. Arriving before 9am gives you the best chance of a nearby spot. The Dénia tourism website has additional details on access and any schedule changes around public holidays.