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Markets & Market Days in Mallorca
Local markets are an integral part of the Mallorca – and Spanish – culture. This a golden opportunity to buy some quality leather goods, nice clothes or accessories, or simply suck up the special atmosphere that these markets are known to have.
Monday markets
Caimari
Calviá
Lloret de Vistalegre
Manacor
Montuiri
Tuesday markets
Alcúdia
Artà
Campanet
Ca’n Picafort
Ca’n Pastilla
Llubí
Peguera
Porreres
Santa Margalida
Wednesday markets
Andratx
Capdepera
Colònia de Sant Jordi
Llucmajor
Petra
Pòrtol
Port de Pollença
Santanyí
Selva
Sencelles
Sineu
Vilafranca de Bonany
Thursday markets
s’Arenal
Ariany
Ca’n Pastilla
Campos
Consell
Inca
Sant Joan
San Llorenc
Ses Salines
Friday markets
Algaida
Binissalem
Ca’n Picafort
Maria de la Salut
Son Servera
Saturday markets
Alaró
Buger
Bunyola
Cala Ratjada
Campos
Costitx
Es Llombards
Esporles
Lloseta
Mancor de la Vall
Santa Margalida
Santanyí
Santa Eugènia
Sóller
Sunday markets
Markets in Palma
Mercat de Santa Catalina
The Santa Catalina market is one of the oldest and biggest in Palma and held every day between 7 a.m and 2 p.m. The market in Santa Catalina offers a wealth of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses and crafts. You will find the market on Placa Navegacio.
Llotja del Peix
Palma’s daily fish market held on the harbour of Moll de Pescadors. The fish market starts when the fishing boats returns from a night on the sea about 6 a.m. If you like fish and you are renting your own flat or house close to Palma, do try this.
Mercat Olivar
Mercat Olivar is the biggest food market in Palma. It is held in the big market building on Placa Olivar about 5 minutes from Placa d’Espanya. The market is held every day from 8 a.m and closes around 2 o’clock in the afternoon. Let your senses be seduced as you browse and sample the fresh local produce from the Mallorcan countryside.
Rastro Market
A lot of people in the UK, Germany and Scandinavia seems to be quite bitten with flea markets, the people of Palma are no different. Every Saturday morning, on the street of Avinguda Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga, you will find the flea market in Palma. The market starts in the morning around 8 o’clock.
Mercat Artesanal
Every day in Placa Major in central Palma, the artesian market is held. Here you will find crafts such as wickerwork, leather goods and traditional clay products from Mallorca. The artesian market is open every day from 10 a.m to about 1-2 p.m.
Night market of Sa Bimbolla
From the end of June til the end of September, go visit the night market of Sa Bimbolla, held in an old warehouse in the northern part of Palma. Sa Bimbolla is as much a market as it is a fair, a night of joy and entertainment, which begins at 6 p.m and continues to 2 a.m. Sa Bimbolla is held every Sunday in Gremi Velluters 14. Poligon Son Rossinyol.
What are the big markets in Mallorca?
Sineu market
The market in Sineu is the most famous of all the markets in Mallorca. Hundreds of coaches arrive in the morning from all resorts on the island with thousands of excited tourists eager to do a good bargain on the marketplace. Hundreds of stalls are set up in the small narrow streets of the old town, which gives you an authentic and still vibrant feeling. The market is also a great excuse to sneak around and discover some of the interesting points of interest, as well as trying some of the best restaurants and bars in the area.
Inca market
Inca market is another of the major weekly markets in Mallorca. The town is known for its production of leather goods and always a good place to go shopping, but on Thurdays the center of the town is transformed into one huge marketplace of all kinds of goods. Just as with the Sineu market, this is a great opportunity to discover some of the best restaurants in the area and do some sightseeing.
Alcúdia market
Alcúdia is the most popular tourist destination in Mallorca, and because of this there are two weekly market days here; Tuesday and Sunday.
