Teguise Market - Lanzarote (Worth a visit?)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- We visited Teguise market in Lanzarote on a gorgeous blue sky day. Is it worth visiting? That depends....
The market is the largest in The Canaries, and is rumoured to be the second largest in Spain, welcoming 10 to 20 thousand people a week to browse the 500 or so stalls which sell local produce, artisan products, knock off handbags and watches and fabulous fast food.
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Something to look forward too. I’m going to Lanzarote for the first time on July 30th. Thanks for video ☺️
Have fun!
Love this market not been for a while.
brilliant market, love it ❤
Teguise market Is always enjoyable. Thanks for that delightful video.
I'm with you on the lack of spacial awareness Mike!👍🏼
Thanks for this video, shopping is really not our thing so Teguise, which looks very interesting, will have to be any day but Sunday😊
Don't go on a Monday, it tends to be the day off after the Sunday Market
Brilliant video. Excellent. ( For me I have never been to Lanzarote before) but will be their in October.( after I get my left hip op. In end of July.) And then some recovery. Then Lanzarote here I come. And a friend advised me to go to Costa Teguise so thats what am aiming for. Once again thanks for the Video 🌞👍👍
Hi Mike, I think it's safe to say that if you condensed all of the stalls selling the same items together there'd only be about 10 big stalls!😄 The highlight for me on our last visit there was a guy playing hand pan drums near the church 👍🏼
@@BazFairbrother I agree. Too many stalls selling the same stuff. Once upon a time we used to have a whole group of pan pipe players every Sunday. But many returned to South America around the time of Covid.
Hand Pan is a percussion instrument similar to steel drums but with a much softer sound and as the name suggests played like bongos@@LanzaroteInformation
@@BazFairbrother Ah right, thank you.
We were there in 1988, it was very nice, but already very crowded back then. We never went there again.
Wow! Back in 1988 there were only about 25 stalls at the market.
@@LanzaroteInformation But inside the streets of Teguise. Many stalls from Africa at that time. The big marketplace did not exist.
@@Kashmira2 Yes, when we moved here 24 years ago, it was all in the streets, too.
Hi mike...i also remember had some nice churros some years ago...and also less people :-)...any chance you report about the updates on the haria market?
Yes, we’ll do that.
Was this last Sunday
No. It was a few weeks ago.
Is this market only on on a Sunday or any other day?? . .
Sunday mornings only.
@LanzaroteInformation 😪 are there any other markets on costa teguise?
@@michellek2798 Yes, Wednesdays and Fridays from 17:00 to 20:00 in Pueblo Marinero in Costa Teguise.
@@LanzaroteInformation Thank you!