Mercadillo de Teror
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:) Really nice market and selection. 1 star is lost as no effort is made to make signage for, nor to include, clean, free and available public washrooms. Not just for this event - The Sunday Market - for even just day to day tourists which visit the area to see the many sites of Teror and enjoy the many amazing Hiking Trails and events hosted here in Teror. Clean, modern, staffed, handicapped accessible, free public washroom facilities are limited only to Playa Las Canteras in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and a few forward thinking areas such as Firgas that consider the needs of citizens and tourists who flood these areas. Teror needs good public toilets as does the entire islands Parks, towns, beaches etc. Covid is not the sole health crisis to focus attention on and divert resources too. Hint: if driving to the Sunday Market the quickest and cheapest parking can be found along the slip road out of Teror heading towards Aruchas - another lovely place to see and explore. Another safety concern is a serious lack of walking paths outside of the main square in Teror along the streets and roads. Be very careful if you park further out as the walk in along the shoulder can be very dangerous with many narrow points, fast drivers and blind spots. Buy: recommend highly the fresh honey that is actually honey and not a store blend of corn syrup pretending to be honey. Expect to pay a minimum of €1 per 100 ml of real honey. So worth it though. 🙂
Hello HouseHello House
20
Teror is a beautiful little town in the north of Gran Canaria, not too far away from Las Palmas. I loved the central and convenient area the market was based in. Located next to the church, this market is really based in the heart of the city. Some stands had music, and overall the vibe was peaceful. When I arrived around 10:00 am, the market wasn’t too full - which I immensely enjoyed. Overall the city is a tourist (also local) point, and it has several shops and cafes. Now, there were some religious stands (with some overpriced products, while others were okay), there was food (especially local food/pastry) and some other artisanal stands, along side with fruits and veggies. I wish I had seen more stands with interesting artisanal things, such as clothes. I realise that stands are of local people, so perhaps, they also tailor their products based on what they have and the demand. After less than 1 hour I was done with the sightseeing, so make sure not to plan a full day in this lovely village because it would be way too much. I’d give 3.5 overall because by looking at videos on YouTube it definitely seemed way bigger than it actually was.
Gi -Gi -
00
Hübscher mittelgroßer Markt in pittoresker Altstadt, viele einheimische Produkte wie Brot, Gebäck, Obst/ Gemüse, Kräuter, Honig, Devotionalien. Auch einige Spielzeugstände, Bekleidung, Souvenirläden, aber auch typische Läden eines Bergstädtchens: z.b. Musikinstrumente und Hüte, "Tante Emma" Laden. Frühe Ankunft bis ca. 9.30 Uhr lohnt, da sehr viele Autos parken wollen. Bei unserer Rückfahrt um ca. 12 Uhr standen die Fahrzeuge ca. 2 km lang aus Richtung Las Palmas kommend im Stau - sie alle wollten noch parken, aber alles voll! Ergänzung: Es gibt öffentliche Toiletten in der Strasse neben den Kaskaden.
Ulrike B.Ulrike B.
30
Beautiful city centre with a market on Sundays! Must visit if you spend a whole week in the island. Fresh food, sugar cane juice, grilled corn, bocadillo with sausage cream and cheese ;)
Szabolcs Péter PetrikSzabolcs Péter Petrik
10
Un lugar pintoresco e idóneo para visitar un domingo por la mañana bien temprano antes de que se llenen mucho sus calles. En el mercadillo encuentras tanto comida con productos típicos de la zona (no te olvides de tomar un bocadillo de chorizo y queso con un Clipper de fresa) así como ropa, bisutería, productos religiosos, etc. El sitio es un encanto, alrededor de la iglesia y la plaza del pueblo. Las calles limpias y todo muy bien cuidado. Se puede aparcar en un descampado cercano a la zona con donativo de 2€.
Pilar MartínPilar Martín
50
Fabulous little market! Is great for getting tourist-y bits and tasting some of the local cuisine! The churches are beautiful and the lava rock jewellery is a must have!
evie brindleyevie brindley
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Nearby Attractions Of Mercadillo de Teror
Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pino
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Plaza Teresa de Bolívar
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La 365 Trail
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Nearby Restaurants Of Mercadillo de Teror
Cómo como 15
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35330 Teror, Las Palmas, Spain
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cultural
outdoor
family friendly
attractions: Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pino, Plaza Teresa de Bolívar, Plaza del Pino, La 365 Trail, restaurants: Cómo como 15, Restaurante El Encuentro de Teror, Bar restaurante diego, Restaurante La Alacena, McFloppy Churreria Cafeteria, El Secuestro Asador Pizzería, Bar Nuevo Iris, RESTAURANTE - CAFETERIA ARAUCARIA, El Secreto de Teror, Restaurante La Fuente
