Markets in Mula centre around a weekly street market held every Tuesday morning in this historic Murcian town. Mula sits in the Mula river valley, northwest of Murcia city, and its market draws shoppers from surrounding villages.
The town is known for its castle ruins, Iberian archaeology museum, and the dramatic Night of the Drums festival. You can find more about the area on the Murcia Region tourism site for Mula.
Need a market today? Here's what's open:
| Day | Street Markets |
|---|---|
| Monday | None |
| Tuesday | Mula Street Market |
| Wednesday | None |
| Thursday | None |
| Friday | None |
| Saturday | None |
| Sunday | None |
If you're looking for more market days nearby, check the markets near me page.
The Mula Street Market sets up on Calle Boticas every Tuesday from 08:00 to 14:00. Stalls line the street with clothing, textiles, handicrafts, and leather goods. It's a cash-only market, so bring euros. For more market days in the region, nearby Lorca and Caravaca de la Cruz both have their own weekly markets worth checking out.
Mula Street Market is a traditional street market located on Calle Boticas in the historic town of Mula, Murcia. The market operates as a typical Spanish mercadillo, offering a variety of goods to local residents and visitors. Vendors set up their stalls along the street, creating a temporary marketplace in the town centre. Visitors can browse through various products while exploring the charming streets of this Murcian town.
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