Dénia Street Market

Dénia Street Market sets up every Monday from 8am to 1:30pm on the Torrecremada esplanade, off Carrer Germans Maristes. Around 30 stalls trade there, and the whole thing packs away by early afternoon. It is the main market day in Dénia, listed alongside the town's other street markets. Bring cash: the stalls take nothing else.

What you'll find at Dénia Street Market

This is a general market rather than a food one. Clothing and textiles take the largest share of the 30 stalls, with footwear and leather goods next. Handicrafts fill a further run of pitches, and there is a section for flowers and plants. Everything trades in the open air, with no cover if Monday turns wet.

How to get to Dénia Street Market

The market fills the Torrecremada esplanade, off Carrer Germans Maristes, and there is parking on site, which most Spanish street markets cannot offer. If you are driving, come nearer the 8am start than the 1:30pm finish. For the wider area, see markets across Alicante province.

The Dénia tourism website has additional details on access and any schedule changes around public holidays.

Where to stay in Denia

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.

What day is the market in Dénia?

Dénia Street Market runs on Mondays, from 8am to 1:30pm, on the Torrecremada esplanade off Carrer Germans Maristes. It is a weekly market, so it returns every Monday through the year, and it clears by early afternoon rather than trading on into the evening.

What can you buy at Dénia Monday market?

Dénia Monday market sells clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, and flowers and plants across its 30 stalls. It is a general merchandise market rather than a produce one, so anyone after fruit, fish or cheese needs one of Dénia's other markets instead.

Do stalls at Dénia Street Market take cards?

No, Dénia Street Market is cash only, so draw out euros before Monday morning. None of the 30 stalls is listed as taking cards, which is usual for an open-air mercadillo whose traders are packed away again by 1:30pm.

Is there parking at Dénia Monday market?

Yes, Dénia Monday market has parking, the one facility recorded at the Torrecremada esplanade. Driving here is practical in a way it is not at many street markets, though arriving nearer the 8am start than the 1:30pm finish gives the best chance of a space close to the stalls.