Not forgetting the local products such as olive oil, wine and ham, which make perfect souvenirs or gifts. Immerse yourself in the world of shopping in Malaga!
Discover the best shopping spots and insider tips in Malaga with this shopping guide.
The old town of Málaga offers numerous shopping opportunities, including both international brands and local specialities.
moreThis central market (Mercado Central de Atarazanas) is a must for gourmets. The historic market hall offers fresh local produce, including fruit, vegetables, fish and meat
moreBoth shopping centres are located next to each other in the centre of an Andalusian village and together have around 180 shops
moreA modern shopping centre at the port of Málaga that offers a mix of shops, restaurants and cultural facilities.
moreApart from the main market hall in the centre, there are other smaller market halls in Malaga. You can find an overview here.
moreCalle Marqués de Larios
This elegant, marble-paved street is considered the main shopping street in Málaga. Here you will find renowned fashion shops, perfumeries and accessory shops. The impressive architecture of the buildings makes shopping a special experience.
Stroll through the pretty streets and find unique souvenirs and gifts.
Opening hours: Most shops are open from 10:00 to 21:00 (Monday-Saturday). Many shops are closed on Sundays.
Discount periods: The best sales are in January/February (winter sales) and July/August (summer sales) with big discounts.
Festive periods: During events such as the Málaga Film Festival or Christmas, Calle Larios is particularly beautifully decorated and there are often special promotions.
Calle Nueva is a charming pedestrianised street in the heart of Málaga's old town, running parallel to the well-known Calle Larios. Although it is less well known, it offers a varied selection of shops, including both international brands and local boutiques, and is one of the oldest pedestrianised streets in the old town. There are local shops and 10 shoe shops here and at good prices.
The market hall is located on the former site of a shipyard, of which the entrance gate has been preserved to this day. The market is divided into 3 halls, east/vegetables, meat and fish. On the south and north sides there are small
bars (8 in number). There you can enjoy the fresh delicacies.
Location: Calle Atarazanas 10, 29005 Malaga
Opening hours: Mon-Sat: 08:00 - 14:00
Sun: Closed
More information and an overview of all shops:
https://mercadomalaga.es/mercados/mercado-central-atarazanas/
Plaza Mayor is the largest shopping centre in the province of Malaga and is located near the airport (next to Ikea). 108 shops and restaurants in total, the " Plaza Mayor " has 73
retail outlets and 35 restaurants, bars and cafés. The large leisure centre " Plaza Mayor " is designed as a
leisure park and built like an Andalusian village with whitewashed Andalusian village with whitewashed houses, terraces, fountains and palm trees. 20 cinemas ensure that customers can also enjoy leisure activities in the shopping centre for leisure activities.
Location:
C. Alfonso Ponce de León 3-6, 29004 Málaga
Opening hours:
Shops: Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 22:00.
Open on most Sundays and public holidays.
Restaurants: Open daily until 1:00 a.m., so that culinary delights are also available late at night.
more info:
The McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Málaga, the first designer outlet in southern Spain, is located in the immediate vicinity of the Plaza Mayor. On over 17,000 square metres, you will find a selection of national and international premium and luxury brands with discounts of up to 70% all year round.
Welcome to Malaga, where shopping is a real pleasure. Discover exclusive boutiques.
Vialia at Malaga railway station:
Street of the Esplanade of Station 3;
https://www.vialiamalaga.es
Larios Center:
Plaza de la Solidaridad 5;
https://www.larioscentro.com
El Corte Ingles
Calle Hilera 8;
El Corte Inglés Málaga
Rosaleda Shopping Center
Av. Luis Buñuel 14
https://www.centrocomercialrosaleda.es/
Malaga Plaza
Calle de Armengual de La Mota 14
https://malagaplaza.com/
Malaga Nostrum
Calle Jaén, nº 1;
https://pcmalaganostrum.com/
Small shopping centre opposite the "El Corte Ingles"
Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday: 10:00 - 22:00
With over 30 shops, Muelle Uno offers a wide range of shopping options, including fashion, accessories, cosmetics, home accessories and health. Muelle Uno in Málaga is an open-air shopping centre right by the sea that offers a unique shopping experience with a variety of shops, restaurants and cultural offerings.
Opening hours
Shops: Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to 23:00.
Restaurants: Monday to Sunday from 12:00 to 24:00.
Here you can find more information:
Obwohl kein traditioneller Markt, bietet der Paseo del Muelle Uno am Hafen von Málaga ein modernes Einkaufserlebnis mit zahlreichen Ständen und Geschäften. Besonders während des monatlichen "Zoco"-Marktes präsentieren fast 100 Stände verschiedene Waren und Handwerkskunst.
An den ersten drei Sonntagen jedes Monats findet von 11:00 bis 18:00 Uhr der "Zoco del Muelle Uno" statt, ein Markt mit Gourmet-, Handwerks-, Dekorations- und Modeprodukten. In den Sommermonaten vom 28. Juni bis 15. September gibt es zudem einen Sommermarkt mit vielfältigen Produkten, der von Mittag bis Mitternacht geöffnet ist; freitags und samstags sogar bis 1:00 Uhr.
🥦 Mercado Central de Atarazanas
📍 Location:Calle Atarazanas, im Stadtzentrum
🔹 Features: The largest and most famous market in the city.
Historic building with impressive stained glass windows.
Wide range of fresh produce: Fish, meat, fruit, vegetables, spices.
Special feature: Many stalls offer tapas - ideal for a culinary break.
🍊 Mercado de Salamanca
📍 Location: Calle Salamanca, Viertel El Molinillo
🔹 Features: Architecturally impressive market in the Neomudéjar style.
Small, but with high-quality local products.
Less crowded than Atarazanas, therefore more authentic.
🐟 Mercado del Carmen
📍 Location: Viertel El Perchel, nahe dem Bahnhof María Zambrano
🔹 Features:The best market for fresh fish and seafood.
Popular with locals and restaurants.
Also offers meat, fruit and vegetables.
🍖 Mercado de Huelin
📍 Location: Stadtteil Huelin
🔹 Characteristics: Family-friendly store with a wide range of products.
Particularly good selection of meat, vegetables and regional specialities.
🥬 Mercado de Bailén
📍 Location: Viertel Bailén-Miraflores
🔹 Features: Small market with fresh food.
Friendly atmosphere, often with regular customers from the neighbourhood.
🐠 Mercado de El Palo
📍 Location: El Palo, östlicher Stadtteil Málagas
🔹 Characteristics:Known for fresh fish, as El Palo is a former fishing neighbourhood.
Small, but with high-quality products.
Less touristy, authentic local flair.
🌺 Mercado de Ciudad Jardín
📍 Location: Stadtteil Ciudad Jardín
🔹 Features:In addition to fresh food, there are also non-food products (clothing, flowers).
Important market for the residents of the neighbourhood.
🍷 Mercado de La Merced
📍 Location: Plaza de la Merced
🔹 Features:Gastronomic market with modern tapas stalls.
Combination of traditional market and modern restaurants.
Perfect for gourmets who want to try Spanish specialities.
🛍️ Mercado de Carranque
📍 Lage: Stadtteil Cruz de Humilladero
🕰 Eröffnet: 1958
🔹 Merkmale: Entstand aus dem Bedürfnis der lokalen Bevölkerung nach frischen Lebensmitteln.
Einer der traditionellen Nachbarschaftsmärkte Málagas.
Bietet frische Produkte wie Obst, Gemüse, Fleisch und Fisch.
🛍️ Mercado de Churriana
📍 Lage: Stadtteil Churriana (ehemaliges Dorf, heute ein Stadtviertel von Málaga)
🔹 Merkmale:
In einer ruhigen Wohngegend mit Nähe zur Küste und dem Flughafen Málaga-Costa del Sol.
Traditioneller Markt mit lokalen Produkten.
Weniger touristisch, ideal für ein authentisches Einkaufserlebnis.
🛍️ Mercado de Dos Hermanas
📍 Lage: Stadtteil Carretera de Cádiz
🕰 Eröffnet: 1973
🔹 Merkmale:
Funktionelles Marktgebäude mit rund 50 Ständen (nicht alle in Betrieb).
Wichtiger Versorgungsort für die Anwohner des Bezirks.
Mischung aus klassischen Marktständen und moderneren Angeboten.
🛍️ Mercado de Pedregalejo
📍 Lage: Stadtteil Pedregalejo (ehemaliges Fischerviertel)
🕰 Eröffnet: 1959
🔹 Merkmale:
Nach mehreren Renovierungen existieren heute nur noch wenige Stände.
Hauptattraktion: Eine traditionelle Fischhandlung mit frischen Meeresfrüchten.
Historische Bedeutung für das Viertel, das einst für seine Fischer bekannt war.
Opening hours
Most markets in Málaga are open from Monday to Saturday, typically from 8:00 until around 14:00 or 15:00. It is advisable to come early in the day to get the freshest produce and experience the hustle and bustle, and a visit to these markets allows you to discover the culinary diversity of Malaga, buy fresh produce and experience the lively atmosphere of the city.
El Palo Market
Every Saturday, the Plaza Virgen de la Milagrosa in the El Palo district is transformed into a lively market with around 38 stalls. The offer ranges from bags, accessories, shoes and clothing to pickled food, sweets, fruit, vegetables and plants. The market is open from 9:00 to 14:00.
Mercado de Huelin
There is a market on Avenida Europa in the Huelin neighbourhood on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with Saturday being the busiest day. Visitors can buy gifts, shoes, textiles and other products here from 9.00 am to 2.00 pm.
Mercado de Ciudad Jardín
Every Thursday, Avenida Jacinto Benavente, next to the sports centre, comes alive with the Ciudad Jardín market, which has 120 stalls. The offer includes gifts, bags, shoes, jewellery, clothing, plants, flowers, pickled food, fruit, vegetables and more. The opening hours are from 9:00 to 14:00.
Mercado de La Malagueta
Every second Saturday of the month, an organic market is held on the Paseo de Reding in the La Malagueta neighbourhood. From 10:00 to 14:00, local producers offer organic and sustainable products, including honey, vegetables, bread and cheese.
Rastro Recinto Ferial
Every Sunday, Málaga's exhibition centre next to the Congress and Trade Fair Palace is transformed into the city's largest flea market. With numerous car parks, this market offers a variety of stalls with fruit, vegetables, fashion, accessories, antiques and second-hand items. The opening hours are from 9:00 to 14:00.
🌿 Organic & farmers' markets
La Malagueta Organic Market - Every 2nd Saturday of the month on Paseo de Reding with organic products (10:00-14:00).
El Palo organic market - Every 4th Saturday of the month with fresh organic vegetables, honey and bread.
🛍️ Flea & second-hand markets
Rastro Recinto Ferial - Every Sunday at the exhibition centre (9:00-14:00), the largest flea market with antiques, clothing and decorations.
Rastro de la Rosaleda - Smaller alternative to the Recinto Ferial, with second-hand clothes and bargains.
🎨 Art & craft markets
Zoco Market Muelle Uno - Every 1st Sunday of the month at the harbour (Muelle Uno), with handicrafts, jewellery, fashion and decoration.
Mercado Artesanal Soho - Creative market in the trendy Soho neighbourhood with handmade products.
🥦 Weekly markets with food & non-food
Market in Huelin - Every Wednesday & Saturday (9:00-14:00), with textiles, shoes and food.
Market in Ciudad Jardín - Every Thursday on the Avenida del Jardín de Málaga, with clothes, flowers and food.
Market in El Palo - Every Friday with regional products and household goods.
Market in Cruz de Humilladero - Every Saturday with a mixture of fresh food and clothing.
Market in Pedregalejo - Small but nice, with fresh local produce.