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Just a little map to show where the 55 markets described below are.
Click on the picture to see a larger picture.
The list below shows what is for sale at the different markets.

I have made these quick links to the daily markets, to ease your access
you will also fid these links on the Markets->dropdown menu:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Monday 9:00-14:00

• Abanilla (Macisvenda): Calle Mercado, Avenida San Juan Bautista and surrounding streets – fresh market produce and household goods.
• Beniel: Calle José Antonio and surroundings town centre streets – fruit and vegetable market.
• Caravaca de la Cruz: Calle Raimundo and surrounding streets including Plaza San José – fresh vegetables, fruit, clothing and household items.
• Murcia (Sucina): Centrale San Javier – fresh local produce, clothing and household goods. (Starts at 08:30)
• San Pedro del Pinatar: Calle Victor Pradera and surrounding streets – fruit and vegetables, household products and souvenirs.

Tuesday 9:00-14:00

• Alhama de Murcia: ‘Avenida Juan Carlos I’ and surrounding streets – fresh local produce, clothing and household goods. 08:30-14:00
• Bullas: Gran Via Manuel Lopez Carreno and surrounding streets – fresh local produce and household goods. 08:30-14:00
• Cartagena (Los Belones): Plaza de la Iglesia and Calle Marcos Sanz – mainly fruit and vegetables.
• Jumilla: Avenida Levante, Avenida de Reyes Catolicos and surrounding streets – fresh local fruit and vegetables, household goods and some clothing.
• La Unión: Calle Mayor and Calle Jacinto Conesa – local Spanish food market, clothing, souvenirs and household goods.
• Los Alcázares: Calle Catalanes and Calle Parque Penas Huertanas – local produce including vegetables and fruit, dairy products, household goods, textiles and clothing.

Wednesday 9:00-14:00

• Alcantarilla (Campoamor): Calle Pedro Pérez García and surrounding streets – locally produced fruit and vegetables, household goods and clothing.
• Alcantarilla (San Pedro): Calle Ramón and surrounding streets – fruit and vegetables, spices, olives, household goods and clothing. 08:00-14:00.
• Cartagena: Calle Ribera de San Javier and Calle Mula – local fresh produce, fruit and vegetables and household items, souvenirs and jewellery.
• Cehegin: Calle Ciudad de Mataró, Calle Ginés de Paco and surrounding town centre streets – locally produced fruit and vegetables and general market goods.
• Cieza: Avenida de Abarán and surrounding area – general market products including fruit and vegetables. 08:00-14:00.
• Fuente Alamo (Balsapintada): Plaza del Camionero – fruit and vegetables, dairy produce, sausages and meats. 08:00-14:00.
• San Javier: Avenida Carrero Blanco and Calle Federico Guirao – fruit and vegetables and dairy products. Some household stalls.
• Santomera: Calle Almazara and surrounding streets – general market selling locally produced fruit and vegetables.
• Totana: Avenida Rambla de la Santa and Calle Calvo Sotelo – local produce, fruit and vegetables, household goods, clothing, textiles, leather goods and jewellery. 08:30-13:00.
• Yecla: Calle Concejal Sebastian Perez, Calle Carniceria and surrounding streets – local produce, dairy products, fruit and vegetables and household items. 09:00-13:30.

Thursday 9:00-14:00

• Blanca: Calle Doctor Marañón, Calle Federico Garcia Lorca and Calle Cervantes – households goods, clothing, fruit and vegetables. 08:30-13:30.
• Cartagena (La Palma): Calle Manuel Bobadilla – locally produced fruit and vegetables, dairy products, sausages, hams and household goods.
• Cartagena (Los Urrutias): Calle Unificaçion, Calle Ramos Carratalá and Calle Reverte – fruit, vegetables, dairy products and bakery, some household items.
• Cartagena (Los Dolores): Calle Rio Besos – general market stalls including fruit and vegetables.
• Ceuti: Calle Segovia and Calle Cordoba – mainly selling fruit and vegetables and dairy and meat products. 08:30-13:30.
• Librilla: Calle Murcia – fruit and vegetables, meat and fish.
• Lorca: Ganados market place, under cover in Calle Santa Quiteria – fruit and vegetables, local dairy produce and household items, textiles, souvenirs and handicrafts.
• San Javier: Calle Coronel Fernandez Tudela and surrounding streets – local produce and household goods.
• San Pedro del Pinatar (Lo Pagán): Avenida Salzillo – general market.
• Torre Pacheco (Balsicas): Avenida Catorce de Diciembre – general market stalls including fruit, vegetables and dairy produce. 08:30-14:00.

Friday 9:00-14:00

• Abarán: Calle David Templado and the local market area – fruit and vegetables, fresh dairy products, bakery and household goods. 08:30-14:00.
• Calasparra: Avenida 1º de mayo, Plaza Emilió Perez Piñero and surrounding streets – general market stall including fruit and vegetables.
• El Algar: Avenida Filipinas – large street market selling fruit and vegetables, clothes, jewellery, locally produced handicrafts and household items. 08:00-14:00.
• El Paretón: In the village centre – local produce and small amount of household and clothing stalls. 08:30-13:30
• Molina de Segura: In the streets of the town centre – fruit vegetables, local produce and bakery.
• Puerto Lumbreras: Rambla de Nogalte – fruit, vegetables, dairy and meat products.

Saturday 9:00-14:00

• Abanilla: Plaza Purisima, Calle Pío XII and Calle Mayor – local fresh produce and household items.
• Águilas: Calle Reina Sofia and surrounding streets – fruit and vegetables, household goods and handicrafts. 08:30-14:00.
• Archena: Calle Navas de Tolosa and surrounding streets – fruit and vegetables, household products and some clothing stalls.
• Fortuna: Calle Ramon Cajal and surrounding streets – local produce and general market stalls.
• Fuente Alamo: Avenida Murcia, Avenida Hispanoamérica and Calle Cuadrillas de Pascua – fruit and vegetables, dairy products, clothing and household goods and textiles.
• Los Alcázares (Los Narejos): Calle Leonardo de Vinci and surrounding area – fruit and vegetables, household items and clothing.
• Mazarrón: Plaza del Convento and Plaza del Callao – fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing, household goods, suitcases, watches and jewellery. 08:00-13:30.
• Molina de Segura: Calle Pensionista and surrounding streets – fruit and vegetables, local dairy produce, clothing and some household items.
• Moratalla: Calle Lucas Egea, Calle Alfredo Runio and Calle Huerto Ramayo – general market selling local produce, fruit and vegetables, dairy products and household goods.
• Mula: Calle Santa Teresa de Jornet, the townhall square and surrounding streets – locally produced fruit and vegetables, dairy products, household goods and clothing.
• Torre Pacheco (Dolores): Calle Victoria and Calle San Antonio – fruit, vegetables, clothing and household items. 08:30-14:00.

Sunday 9:00-14:00

• Aledo: Calle Campo – fresh local produce and household items.
• Cabo de Palos: On the old road from Cabo de Palos and La Manga Cartagena – fruit and vegetables, souvenirs, household goods, clothing and shoes. 08:00-14:00.
• Cartagena (Los Nietos): In the football stadium in the winter and outside the FEVE (middle) train station in the summer – mainly fresh local produce of fruit, vegetables and dairy products. Also leather goods and limited clothes stalls. 09:00-13:00.
• Corvera (Murcia): Plaza Fontes – local produce including fruit and vegetables, dairy and bakery.
• Mazarrón: In the port of Mazarrón close to bus station – large open market selling fruit and vegetables, dairy prodcuts, household products, clothing and shoes, livestock and souvenirs. 08:00-14:00.
• Mula: Four Square market in town centre – fresh dairy products, sausages, pottery, paintings and handicraft. 10:00-14:00 every second Sunday of the month from October to May. Tel: 968 661 501.
• Roldan (Torre Pacheco): Avenida Balsicas – fruit and vegetables, household items and handicrafts.

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