Very busy and crowded. The market stalls are on a hill and the walkway between thevstalls is fairly narrow. Quite difficult to negotiate with a toddler in a pushchair due to the number of other shoppers. There were some interesting stalls including ceramics and plants but most were clothing and accessories many being very similar in products.

This market was too crowned. Do not go there when the weather is hot and do not bring bikes. Me and some friends was staying in San Pedro and thought it was a good idea to bike there since it’s quite a long walking distance. We biked along side the beach promenade and to get to the market from the beach side of Puerto Banus you have to cross the motor way by going under it in a tunnel where cars are driving and people are walking both ways on only half a meter sidewalk. It was not possible with bikes and hard to do just by walking. The market it self was ok. Very crowded and placed in a uphill. I would much rather suggest to go to the Thursday market in San Pedro.

All new items

The huge market of Marbella! Interesting to see how people can buy freely Prada, Hermes, Gucci andsofort ...for a little price🤣😉. Worth a visit, it is a lot of fun!

Great street market with a good variety of products from clothing to fresh fruit, art, food, antiques or home decor. Also, loved the live music in one of the corners. My issue is the parking. It’s horrible, so plan to get your steps in that day. The worst is how narrow the main street between vendors is. It’s extremely crowded and you can barely move at times. Very overwhelming when is hot or if you don’t go great with crowds.

Great market, great stalls, restaurants and bars throughout. And a view over the sea in the distance!

It's a good market. They have anything you can think of and you can make good deals.

Nice local market for clothes and accessories.

A lot of nice things. Just a bit expensive compared to another markets of tge same kind in Marbella on Mondays and in San Pedro on Thursdays. Still, a nice place to go.

The market is beside the bull ring. Thousands of people go every Saturday for bargains.

The Bull Ring market is a must-do visit for an visitor to Puerto Banus on a Saturday - all the usual tat you would expect at a market; ray-bons, annoying market toys, designer clothing and handbags (looky looky 😁) but there is plenty of places to get a good coffee and spot of breakfast whilst the girls shop 😜

A place that i’ll never visit again, extremely crowded & hot place, nothing to buy

This is a place you really must visit when close. However be there before 10am to avoid the worst crowd and heat and also to get a parking spot within 10 minutes walking.

Lots of choice and a fantastic view from the top of the market

More expensive then a normal Spanish Market but did have lovely goods

If you are in the area this is a must Every Saturday all year. Parking can be an issue, but just be prepared to walk for 10-15 mins. I have be been going for the last 10 years Some great linen for men and women

DON'T follow the instructions from the fake "parking guides" in the yellow vests! We had a hard time finding a spot to park, and drove around for 15 min, when we saw a man with a yellow vest guiding cars to a "free" parking spot. Only to find a parking ticket when we returned from the market.

You will find a huge variety of goods at bargain prices.

market itself is great, products are plentiful and prices negotiable however, jamed packed with people that it made our visit very uncomfortable especially with the heat of day.

Very busy with a good selection of stalls, at the top of the market there is a small 2 storey centre with a few cafe bars. Worth a trip if your looking for some retail therapy. Some nice cocktail bars around this area as well if you decide to opt out of the shopping.

Was a great little outing until local police raided for counterfeit goods 😳