Sunday afternoon in Spain's warm Canary Islands is a time to go to market...Teguise Market in Lanzarote, that is.  Teguise Market is the big Sunday market in Lanzarote and a good way to take a break from the beach.  Shop for unique clothing, arts and crafts surrounded by Lanzarote's old town of la Villa de Teguise. Watch a few street performers too.  The market runs from 9am to 2pm. Get there early.  Spend the day and a few euros.  Afterwards, have a meal at one of the many restaurants outlying the market.

I like visiting the local markets in every city, whether I'm visiting Granville Island Public Market in Vancouver, Canada or one of the many fantastic public markets throughout Spain.  Unless you buy something, visiting the local public market is one of the best free tourist attractions anywhere.  But Valencia Central Market (Mercado Central) is special because of its size.  The 1928 covered market is one of the biggest of its kind in Europe.

The Valencia Central Market (Mercado Central) is a good place to walk around and pick up some food while experiencing the local culture. The market is full of stands run by local vendors and the foods are usually produced nearby.

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Save your euros and time. If you are trying to get the most out of your trip to Spain and see as many sites in one day as possible, buying your meal in a store is a great alternative to eating out.

Plus, shopping for food is fun.

Yes, try to make time for dining out when you can. Just realize that restaurants are as much about the food as much as they are about the experience, the sitting around for a long time chatting with friends. Great food, good times.

When your time is limited, try a market (el mercado) or specialty food shops.