A Walk Through the Markets of Nerja, Spain.

While staying in Nerja, we visit two markets - the Flea Market on Sunday and the Goods & Food Market on Tuesday. You get two for the price of one! Join us as we look for deals and lost treasures.

[@jimcathypuppy]

Cheers. Very useful.

[@lizquesada2174]

Tom, you are anything but "old warn out stuff"! You both look ten years younger. Your videos make me feel like I'm there hanging out with you and enjoying this beautiful life you two are living. Keep sharing please!

[@gregdanielsykes]

We loved going to the flea market in your little town in MA! 😃

[@chrisweigh2547]

Hi Tom, from the UK, loving your videos as we've been prevented from travelling to Spain due to Covid but enjoying getting a touch of Spanish life from you. keep up the good work and continue enjoying Spanish life!! Chris

[@tmalloydesign]

Thank you Chris! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I'm still a fish out of water after moving here a year ago, so sharing my first time experiences with you is my pleasure. Stay well.

[@ronaldwillert7708]

Love it, I want to go!!! Hopefully soon. Hugs to you and Sharon

[@shanemccuaig292]

Hi Tom, thanks for the video. Which market in Nerja would you recommend. The Sunday or Tuesday market.

[@mohzaki7493]

Thank you for video

[@Paul_C]

Has to be both, knick-nacks on the Sunday, and those consumables on the Tuesday. You can find those all over Spain. Just, most cities, villages all across Europe have the same. It is one of the reasons why I can't see myself living outside Europe. It is personal, on a human scale. 250.000 inhabitants should mean no markets to be found unless it is a 'special' occasion, right? Well, I can cycle within that city and have fresh produce, baked goods, clothes, all the daily life stuff, 6 days each week, throughout the year. Human scale, not corporate scale.

[@tmalloydesign]

Thanks for watching, Paul. It really is a wonderful thing to have the markets available to us!!

[@Paul_C]

@@tmalloydesign I guess it has to do with communities, it is really nice to travel, see new things, new people and immerse yourself in it. You should know, you took that plunge. No guts, no glory and all that jazz, but at the end of the day where you end up should be the place you really love. And that sense of community plays a big part in it. Ah well, on my way towards the 70 threshold 😎😆 Addendum Seem to remember something I wrote before. Think it was one a trip to the Netherlands, gather some friends and organise a stage and just play.