Dénia Weekly Street Market

Dénia Weekly Street Market, or Mercadillo Semanal de Dénia, sets up along Calle Magallanes every Monday and Friday from 8am to 2pm. The stalls sell clothing, jewellery and handicrafts, so this is a market for accessories and gifts rather than groceries. It is one of the markets in Dénia, and one of the town's street markets.

About Dénia Weekly Street Market

The market is weekly, and the two days do not rotate: Monday and Friday, 8am to 2pm on both. It is entirely open air, set out on the street rather than under a roof, so there is no shelter from sun or rain. Stalls take cash only. The pitch is at street level and the market is recorded as wheelchair accessible.

What you'll find at Dénia Weekly Street Market

Three groups of goods: clothing and textiles, jewellery, and handicrafts. There is no food recorded here, so this is somewhere to shop for clothes, a bracelet or a gift rather than to fill a basket. For the town's indoor mercado instead, see the municipal markets in Dénia.

How to get to Dénia Weekly Street Market

The market is on Calle Magallanes, 03700 Dénia, in Alicante province, within walking distance of the centre of town. The stalls occupy the street itself while the market is running, from 8am until 2pm on the Monday and the Friday.

For more on what's happening around town, check the Dénia tourism website.

Where to stay in Denia

Staying in the old town or along the seafront puts you close to the market. Dénia Old Town is a great base if you want to explore on foot, while Las Marinas suits those who prefer to be near the beach with easy access to the centre.

If you'd like a specific hotel, Hotel El Raset is a well-regarded option close to the port and a short walk from the market area.

What day is Dénia Weekly Street Market?

Dénia Weekly Street Market runs on Mondays and Fridays, from 8am to 2pm on both days. It is a weekly market, so those two mornings repeat every week on Calle Magallanes in central Dénia. Trading ends at 2pm, and there is no afternoon session.

Do stalls at Dénia Weekly Street Market take cards?

No, Dénia Weekly Street Market takes cash only. Cash is the sole payment option recorded for the market, so bring notes and small change for the clothing, jewellery and handicraft stalls on Calle Magallanes. Card payment should not be counted on.

What can you buy at Dénia Weekly Street Market?

Dénia Weekly Street Market sells clothing and textiles, jewellery and handicrafts. It is a general goods market rather than a food market, so it suits shopping for clothes, accessories and gifts rather than a weekly grocery shop. The same market sets up on both the Monday and the Friday.

Is Dénia Weekly Street Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Dénia Weekly Street Market is recorded as wheelchair accessible. The stalls set up along Calle Magallanes in central Dénia, at street level and in the open air, on both the Monday and Friday mornings it runs. Wheelchair access is the only facility recorded for the market.