Generally markets in the UK are declining but in Spain they are very much supported by both locals and tourists, probably because you can still openly buy fake branded goods but personally I don't have an issue with that because people buy such goods would never buy the real brand and also you can haggle over the price not something that UK market traders are interested in. Anyway, this market is huge, probably the best part of a mile walking both ways. Set up early Saturday morning along a straight road and selling fruit & veg, bakers, clothes, glasses, flowers, shoes, in fact you name it you can find it!, the "lookie lookie" men also use the street to sell and are very popular but not with the police!!. The market has several small mobile cafe's where you can buy snacks and drinks, there are also 2 bars and two Chinese restaurants. Actually a good market, you can haggle with most stall holders but it can be rammed!! be prepared for several hundred people probably up to a thousand walking both ways! but great fun, take a hat in the summer!! you can buy water!. Overall if you are in the area and like markets then it is well worth a visit!. Enjoy!.

We always visit this market on Saturdays in Spain. It's a good market with plenty of stalls where there's always bargains. When you get thirsty there's a good Irish pub in the middle to call into!!