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Mercado Central del Almería

Almería

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Mercado Central del Almería

Housed in a building designed by architect Antonio Martínez Pérez in 1892, the Mercado Central del Almería stands as a splendid representation of late 19th-century iron architecture. This bustling market offers a diverse array of goods, from seasonal fruits and vegetables to meat, cured meats, and a wide selection of fish. All of its products are locally sourced. Explore its stalls and chat with the welcoming vendors.

Useful Information

  • Address: Circunvalación Ulpiano Díaz 14, Almería
  • Email: info@mercadodealmeria.com
  • Phone: +34 621 34 44 66
  • More Info: www.mercadodealmeria.com
  • Address: Mon–Sat 9am–3pm, Sun closed
  • More Info: www.facebook.com/p/Mercado-de-Almer%C3%ADa-100063748022227

Shopping

In the historic district, little specialist shops crowd among tapas bars in the narrow streets, radiating out from the Puerta de Purchena. Stock up on food specialities at the busy covered Market. Go south from there to the famous El Libro Picasso bookshop. Wine cellars in the Galeria Almericentro shopping centre have a mind-blowing selection of wines. In the city’s business district, the Mediterráneo shopping centre on Avenida del Mediterráneo has plenty of fashion stores and a supermarket.

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