Fira de la Taronja | Orange Fair 2026
10 - 26 April 2026
Nestled in the heart of the Tramuntana mountains, the picturesque town of Sóller and its surrounding areas - Port de Sóller and Fornalutx—celebrate their rich citrus heritage each year with the Fira de la Taronja (Orange Fair). This delicious festival, taking place from 10 - 26 April, 2026, highlights the region’s renowned oranges and citrus fruits, offering a delightful blend of gastronomy, culture, and community spirit.
By Claire Miller
The Vall de Sóller has long been famed for its orange groves, which have played a crucial role in the local economy and culture for centuries. The Fira de la Taronja was established to honour this legacy, bringing together farmers, artisans, chefs, and visitors in a grand celebration of the citrus harvest.
2026 Event Highlights
Throughout the festival, local restaurants in Sóller, Port de Sóller, and Fornalutx will feature special menus highlighting citrus-based dishes. Visitors can savour creative interpretations of traditional Mallorcan cuisine infused with the flavours of oranges and lemons. Menus and participating restaurants can be found at www.menjatsoller.com.
The festival’s program is packed with activities across various locations, from Sóller’s bustling town square to the scenic village of Fornalutx. Here’s a glimpse at some of the key events:
Thursday, 9 April — Opening Day
Sóller Town Hall (Ajuntament de Sóller)
11:00 — Inauguration of the Local Products Exhibition: a showcase of locally made orange and citrus products, on display at the Town Hall atrium through 26 April.
11:00 — Launch of the 'How Many Oranges?' Competition: guess the number of oranges in the display and win a gift hamper of premium citrus products plus two free passes on the Sóller Train.
After the above — Presentation of the Orange Fair programme at Hotel El Guia, including the launch of the gastronomic showcase at local restaurants (10–26 April).
10 - 26 April 2026
Nestled in the heart of the Tramuntana mountains, the picturesque town of Sóller and its surrounding areas - Port de Sóller and Fornalutx—celebrate their rich citrus heritage each year with the Fira de la Taronja (Orange Fair). This delicious festival, taking place from 10 - 26 April, 2026, highlights the region’s renowned oranges and citrus fruits, offering a delightful blend of gastronomy, culture, and community spirit.
Saturday, 11 April — Main Fair Day
Plaça Constitució & Mercat Municipal, Sóller
The fair runs 10:00–16:00 at Plaça Constitució, with citrus variety displays by the Sóller Agricultural Cooperative, the Orange Market (produce and products for sale), and a gastronomic and trade showcase across the square, Municipal Market and surrounding streets.
10:00–14:00 — Family Workshop: garland-making with citrus fruits, in the Municipal Market (run by Sa Llosa Petita).
10:30 — Xeremies (Balearic bagpipes) performance by the Xeremiers de Sóller.
10:30 — Liquid Gastronomy Show: citrus cocktail demonstration by students of the Balearic Islands Hotel School, with contributions from Cabraboc, Gin Sóller, Licores de Mallorca, Licors Tramuntana and Finca Can Roc.
11:00 — Citrus Sweets Competition: judging of the best sweet citrus creations (entries submitted 9:00–10:00 at the Town Hall).
11:30–15:00 — 20th Anniversary Tastings: select citrus preparations at €4 per serving, from Albatros, Alemany Restaurant, Barretes Restaurant, Do de Pit, Es Canyís, Pruna Gelateria, Sa Figuera, Sabores y Colores and Cervesa Sa Sullerica.
11:30 — QUACK Marching Band: roving street performance starting at the Municipal Market and parading to Plaça Constitució.
12:30 — Official Opening Ceremony at Plaça Constitució: pregó (opening address) by fair godfather Guillem Coll Plaza, alongside local authorities and the Valentes Dones. Includes announcement of winners of the 'How Many Oranges?', shop window display, Citrus Sweets and Canonetes competitions.
13:30 — Xeremies concert by the Colles de Xeremiers de l'AMS.
16:00 — Guided Walk — "Sóller's Hydraulic Heritage" led by Miquel Gual. Meet at the Town Hall entrance. Suitable footwear recommended. Limited places, €5. Book: esseragalls@gmail.com / Tel. 685 82 87 97
16:30–18:30 — Family Workshop: Orange Fair badge-making (run by Sa Llosa Petita).
20:00 — Nit Taronja (Orange Night): live music with LOS LOST. Guests encouraged to dress in orange!
21:00 — Live music with WHISKY MAMA.
Sunday, 12 April — Fair Continues
Plaça Constitució & MUCBO Museum, Sóller
The fair continues 10:00–16:00 at Plaça Constitució — citrus variety exhibition, Orange Market, and the VIII Mercadet d'Estocs (local traders' bargain market).
10:00–13:00 — Family Workshops: bag decoration with citrus motifs, at Plaça Constitució (run by Sa Llosa Petita).
12:00 — "Citrus of the Sóller Valley" Historical Presentation at MUCBO Museum: talk followed by a tour of the citrus and fruit tree collection, with a tasting of canoneta orange juice. Free, but registration required — limited places.
12:00–13:00 — Live Music: acoustic performance by ÀnimaAcústicA, at Plaça Constitució.
Saturday, 18 April — Guided Visits Day
Sóller & Fornalutx
10:00–13:00 — Children's Theatre & Face Painting: storytelling show 'Around the World' for children aged 5–7, at Plaça Constitució, Sóller (by Kids and Us Sóller).
10:45 — Guided Tour — "Tradition and Evolution of Sóller's Orange Groves" led by agronomist Joan Deya. Meet at Tafona Can Det, C/ Ozones 8, Sóller. Suitable footwear recommended. Free, limited places. Book via WhatsApp: 696 33 86 69.
11:00 — Guided Walk — "The Springs of Fornalutx" led by Miquel Gual. Meet at Plaça Espanya, Fornalutx (by the fountain). Suitable footwear recommended. Limited places, €5. Book: esseragalls@gmail.com / Tel. 685 82 87 97
Saturday, 25 April — Grand Finale in Fornalutx
Afternoon — Popular Vote — Children's Drawing Competition (organised by the Fornalutx Municipal Library), with music throughout by the Xeremiers de Fornalutx.
17:30 — Award Ceremony: Children's Drawing Competition prizes.
18:00 — Orange & Citrus Coca (flat cake) Competition.
19:00 — Taronja d'Or (Golden Orange) Awards Ceremony with music by the Xeremiers de Fornalutx. This year's Taronja d'Or honour goes to Margalida Llobera Sampol.
Throughout the Festival: 10–26 April
Gastronomic Showcase — special orange and citrus menus at restaurants across Sóller, Port de Sóller and Fornalutx. Full list and menus at www.menjatsoller.com
Local Products Exhibition — on display daily at the Sóller Town Hall atrium through 26 April.
'How Many Oranges?' Competition — enter at the Town Hall. Winner receives a citrus product hamper and two Sóller Train passes.
A Must-Visit Spring Festival
The Fira de la Taronja is more than just a fair; it’s a tribute to the valley’s agricultural heritage, a showcase of local talent, and a fantastic opportunity to experience Mallorcan culture at its finest. Whether you’re a foodie, a history enthusiast, or simply a lover of lively festivals, this event promises something for everyone.
For more details, visit www.ajsoller.net or follow the festival’s updates on social media. Don’t forget to wear something orange and immerse yourself in the zesty atmosphere of Sóller’s most citrusy celebration!
Saturday, 11 April — Main Fair Day
Plaça Constitució & Mercat Municipal, Sóller
The fair runs 10:00–16:00 at Plaça Constitució, with citrus variety displays by the Sóller Agricultural Cooperative, the Orange Market (produce and products for sale), and a gastronomic and trade showcase across the square, Municipal Market and surrounding streets.
10:00–14:00 — Family Workshop: garland-making with citrus fruits, in the Municipal Market (run by Sa Llosa Petita).
10:30 — Xeremies (Balearic bagpipes) performance by the Xeremiers de Sóller.
10:30 — Liquid Gastronomy Show: citrus cocktail demonstration by students of the Balearic Islands Hotel School, with contributions from Cabraboc, Gin Sóller, Licores de Mallorca, Licors Tramuntana and Finca Can Roc.
11:00 — Citrus Sweets Competition: judging of the best sweet citrus creations (entries submitted 9:00–10:00 at the Town Hall).
11:30–15:00 — 20th Anniversary Tastings: select citrus preparations at €4 per serving, from Albatros, Alemany Restaurant, Barretes Restaurant, Do de Pit, Es Canyís, Pruna Gelateria, Sa Figuera, Sabores y Colores and Cervesa Sa Sullerica.
11:30 — QUACK Marching Band: roving street performance starting at the Municipal Market and parading to Plaça Constitució.
12:30 — Official Opening Ceremony at Plaça Constitució: pregó (opening address) by fair godfather Guillem Coll Plaza, alongside local authorities and the Valentes Dones. Includes announcement of winners of the 'How Many Oranges?', shop window display, Citrus Sweets and Canonetes competitions.
13:30 — Xeremies concert by the Colles de Xeremiers de l'AMS.
16:00 — Guided Walk — "Sóller's Hydraulic Heritage" led by Miquel Gual. Meet at the Town Hall entrance. Suitable footwear recommended. Limited places, €5. Book: esseragalls@gmail.com / Tel. 685 82 87 97
16:30–18:30 — Family Workshop: Orange Fair badge-making (run by Sa Llosa Petita).
20:00 — Nit Taronja (Orange Night): live music with LOS LOST. Guests encouraged to dress in orange!
21:00 — Live music with WHISKY MAMA.
Sunday, 12 April — Fair Continues
Plaça Constitució & MUCBO Museum, Sóller
The fair continues 10:00–16:00 at Plaça Constitució — citrus variety exhibition, Orange Market, and the VIII Mercadet d'Estocs (local traders' bargain market).
10:00–13:00 — Family Workshops: bag decoration with citrus motifs, at Plaça Constitució (run by Sa Llosa Petita).
12:00 — "Citrus of the Sóller Valley" Historical Presentation at MUCBO Museum: talk followed by a tour of the citrus and fruit tree collection, with a tasting of canoneta orange juice. Free, but registration required — limited places.
12:00–13:00 — Live Music: acoustic performance by ÀnimaAcústicA, at Plaça Constitució.
Saturday, 18 April — Guided Visits Day
Sóller & Fornalutx
10:00–13:00 — Children's Theatre & Face Painting: storytelling show 'Around the World' for children aged 5–7, at Plaça Constitució, Sóller (by Kids and Us Sóller).
10:45 — Guided Tour — "Tradition and Evolution of Sóller's Orange Groves" led by agronomist Joan Deya. Meet at Tafona Can Det, C/ Ozones 8, Sóller. Suitable footwear recommended. Free, limited places. Book via WhatsApp: 696 33 86 69.
11:00 — Guided Walk — "The Springs of Fornalutx" led by Miquel Gual. Meet at Plaça Espanya, Fornalutx (by the fountain). Suitable footwear recommended. Limited places, €5. Book: esseragalls@gmail.com / Tel. 685 82 87 97
Saturday, 25 April — Grand Finale in Fornalutx
Afternoon — Popular Vote — Children's Drawing Competition (organised by the Fornalutx Municipal Library), with music throughout by the Xeremiers de Fornalutx.
17:30 — Award Ceremony: Children's Drawing Competition prizes.
18:00 — Orange & Citrus Coca (flat cake) Competition.
19:00 — Taronja d'Or (Golden Orange) Awards Ceremony with music by the Xeremiers de Fornalutx. This year's Taronja d'Or honour goes to Margalida Llobera Sampol.
Throughout the Festival: 10–26 April
Gastronomic Showcase — special orange and citrus menus at restaurants across Sóller, Port de Sóller and Fornalutx. Full list and menus at www.menjatsoller.com
Local Products Exhibition — on display daily at the Sóller Town Hall atrium through 26 April.
'How Many Oranges?' Competition — enter at the Town Hall. Winner receives a citrus product hamper and two Sóller Train passes.
A Must-Visit Spring Festival
The Fira de la Taronja is more than just a fair; it’s a tribute to the valley’s agricultural heritage, a showcase of local talent, and a fantastic opportunity to experience Mallorcan culture at its finest. Whether you’re a foodie, a history enthusiast, or simply a lover of lively festivals, this event promises something for everyone.
For more details, visit www.ajsoller.net or follow the festival’s updates on social media. Don’t forget to wear something orange and immerse yourself in the zesty atmosphere of Sóller’s most citrusy celebration!