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Marbella's markets

Marbella runs five open-air markets through the week, each on its own day and in its own part of town: Monday at Las Albarizas, then San Pedro de Alcántara, Las Chapas, Puerto Banús and, twice a month, an organic market at Elviria. Day, hours and address for each, below, from the ayuntamiento's own tourism listings.

Checked 20 August 2026, against the Ayuntamiento de Marbella's own tourism listings (turismo.marbella.es).

Inside a covered municipal market on the Costa del Sol
photos: Fremantleboy, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0) · unretouched

Monday: Marbella

The weekly market on the fairground at Las Albarizas.

Thursday: San Pedro de Alcántara

San Pedro's own market day, on Calle Jorge Guillén.

Friday: Las Chapas

The Friday market, in the Pinar de Elviria.

Saturday: Puerto Banús

Saturday's market, on Avenida Pilar Calvo.

First and third Saturday: Mercadillo Ecológico

Organic and local produce, in the Pinares de Elviria, twice a month rather than every week.

Looking for the daily market instead?

Las Albarizas and the rest are open-air stalls, one morning a week. Marbella and San Pedro also each run a covered municipal market for fresh produce, open most weekdays.

Marbella centre

The town's covered food market, the Mercado Municipal: fresh produce rather than clothes and crafts.

San Pedro de Alcántara

San Pedro's own covered market, a separate building from its Thursday street stalls.

Is anything open on Sunday?

None of the five weekly street markets above runs on a Sunday, and neither covered municipal hall does either. One market-branded venue does: Soho Market, a food-and-retail hall in the Guadalmina shopping centre near San Pedro, keeps its stalls and kitchens open seven days a week, Sunday included, on hours it publishes itself. It is not a mercadillo or a mercado de abastos, and it does not carry the ayuntamiento's produce-market weights and measures oversight the other markets on this page do.

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