Castle
Alcazaba of Malaga
Málaga, Spain
A Moorish palace-fortress on the hillside above Malaga's old town.
Market · Spain · Andalusia
Atarazanas Market
A fresh produce market in a nineteenth-century iron hall with a Moorish gate.
Free to enter about 45 min
For storytellers
Why Atarazanas Market matters
Malaga's main market lies under a high iron roof, with a medieval Moorish gate at the entrance. Stalls sell fish, fruit and olives, and cafes serve small plates. It is an easy and delicious stop, and cheaper than the tourist restaurants outside.
Talking points
- The entrance is a surviving Moorish gate.
- Fresh seafood is a highlight.
- It is a good place for a quick, cheap bite.
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