Which day, what time and where: the weekly street markets, flea markets and producers' markets.
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Alicante's big weekly street market in the Babel district — around 300 stalls of clothes, fresh produce and household goods every Thursday and Saturday morning, 8am–2pm.
Alicante's biggest street market, with nearly 400 stalls on Calle Teulada every Thursday and Saturday morning: clothes, shoes, fruit and veg and household goods. When a market day falls on a public holiday it's usually moved to the day before.
Alicante has two regular markets: the Alicante (Babel) Street Market: every Thursday and Saturday, 8:00–14:00, at Calle Asilo / Pardo Gimeno, Babel, Alicante and the Alicante Gran Vía–Teulada Market: every Thursday and Saturday, 8:00–14:00, at Calle Teulada, Alicante. The next one is tomorrow: Alicante (Babel) Street Market.
Markets set up early and start packing away around lunchtime, so go early for the best choice and an easier parking space. They can be cancelled or moved when the fairground hosts the town's feria, and on some public holidays.
The Alicante (Babel) Street Market: every Thursday and Saturday, 8:00–14:00, at Calle Asilo / Pardo Gimeno, Babel, Alicante and the Alicante Gran Vía–Teulada Market: every Thursday and Saturday, 8:00–14:00, at Calle Teulada, Alicante.
The Alicante (Babel) Street Market runs 8:00–14:00. Most stalls are set up first thing and the last ones pack away towards the end of that time.
Yes: Benidorm (Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday); Torrevieja (Wednesday and Friday) and Jávea (Thursday).
Days and times can change on public holidays or during the town's feria — if you're making a special trip, check with the town hall.