Thursday afternoons plus Saturday and Sunday mornings provide an interesting alternative for enjoying a weekend in the town of Benidorm.
El Cisne - Walk along the Rastro "The Swan" in Benidorm.
Take a quiet stroll while you take a look at the stalls in the antiques flea market, packed with all kinds of things to attract collectors, while you listen to background music provided by musicians playing jazz or rock and roll hit numbers.
You want more? You'll get: barbecues, live jazz, improvised flamenco shows and even a place with more than 70 varieties of Belgian and Dutch cheeses.
Intermixed, resting, waiting for an owner, some cupboards of the century, military effects of the German army, a gas mask of the Great War, English china, crochet, patchwork and cross stitch, some vintage clothes or some beautiful headdresses happy and crazy '20s.
Search, gleaning ...! Maybe in any of the more than 80 posts Mercardillo El Cisne find the necklace, the bracelet or pendant that you wear with time dreaming. You also can not miss the collection of old photographic machines late nineteenth century, a package of great vinyls. Come ready to renew your look.
| Type | FLEA MARKET |
| Date | THU AFTERNOON/ SAT-SUN |
| Opening Hours | 09:00-14:30h |
| Address |
AVDA.COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA, PTDA.ERMITA SANZ.03500 BENIDORM |
A different way to enjoy Saturday morning. A visit to Benissa market, full of all manner of fruit and vegetable, along with a host of traditional food produce from the Marin Alta district, is a wonderful way to discover at first hand the outstanding ambience of this friendly town.
If you are looking for a distinctive, fun and characterful style, this is the store for you. In this eclectic corner of Moraira shoppers will find casual garments made from natural fibres, European collections to suit all pockets and exclusive designs lovingly created in India for the most alternative and daring tastes.
Every Friday the beautiful fishing village of Moraira stages its street market, the place to find fashion, footwear and jewellery bargains, along with the finest culinary produce from the local market gardens, and other traditional regional delicacies.
