Dénia Municipal Market

The fish section occupies its own smaller nave, with a separate entrance on Carrer del Mercat. It's worth seeking out for Dénia's prized red prawns (gamba roja) and daily catches from the local fishing port. The main nave runs parallel and is where you'll find meat and poultry, fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and pastries, and cheese and dairy stalls. There are also bars and café stalls inside the market, so you can grab a coffee or a quick bite between shopping. The Trocotro market operates from the same building from 11am, with a focus on fresh produce and prepared foods.

Staying in the old town puts you within easy walking distance of the market, and the streets around the castle are full of good places to eat after your shop. Try Old Town (Marqués de Campo) for a central base with plenty of character.

If you prefer a seafront option, the La Marina area is close enough to reach the market on foot and gives you the beach right on your doorstep. La Marina works well for a longer stay, especially in summer when you want easy access to both the water and the town centre.

The market is at Calle Magallanes 16, a short walk from the main shopping street Marqués de Campo and close to the old town. Parking is limited near the market as much of the surrounding area uses blue-zone hourly paid parking. A free car park is available near the Dénia Castle tunnel, around a 10-minute walk away. The market is also easily reached on foot from the port or the town centre.