Pilar de la Horadada Tuesday Market

Mil Palmeras Street Market runs every Tuesday from 6 PM to 10 PM, in the Mil Palmeras urbanisation at Pilar de la Horadada. The evening hours set it apart from most Spanish street markets, which trade in the morning. It runs weekly rather than on a monthly pattern, so the Tuesday slot holds year round.

Mil Palmeras Market sells clothing and textiles, leather footwear, jewellery and handmade crafts across roughly 25 stalls. There is no fresh produce, so this is a market for browsing fashion, accessories and gifts rather than filling a shopping basket. Traders take cash and cards, though not every stall accepts both.

No, Mil Palmeras Market accepts both cash and credit cards, which is less common at a Spanish street market than at an indoor one. Card acceptance still varies across the 25 stalls, so carrying some cash is worth it, particularly for small buys from the jewellery and craft traders.

Mil Palmeras Street Market runs at Urb. Mil P Parcelas, 3P, in the Mil Palmeras urbanisation on the coast at Pilar de la Horadada, in southern Alicante province. The stalls take over the residential streets there each Tuesday evening, close enough to the sea to combine the trip with a walk on the beach.