Street Markets in the Province of Malaga

In Málaga Province, street markets are part of daily life, linking coastal towns and inland villages through a shared tradition of open-air trade.

Every week, markets set up in town squares and promenades from Marbella and Fuengirola to Antequera and Ronda, offering fruit, clothing, plants and household goods.

In Málaga city, the Cortijo de Torres Market stands out as one of the largest in Andalusia, attracting hundreds of vendors and regular visitors every Sunday.

These markets maintain the region’s social character, where locals meet familiar stallholders and enjoy shopping in a relaxed setting. They embody a long Andalusian tradition of open-air commerce rooted in community and routine.