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Markets in Mallorca

Hand-made woven baskets at the weekly market in Inca, Mallorca.
The tradition of market days in Mallorca dates back centuries, rooted in the island's agricultural heritage and strategic location on ancient trade routes. Markets served as vital hubs for locals to exchange goods and fostered community ties. Over time, these gatherings have evolved to the lively street markets we see today, offering a glimpse into the island's cultural heritage whilst showcasing an array of local delights, from cheeses, meats and vegetables to handmade crafts and clothing. 
Sobrassada saussage and Mahon cheese for sale at a local market in Esporles, Mallorca

Pick any day of the week and you will find a market to go to somewhere in Mallorca. Though timetables aren’t particularly strict most tend to run from 8am until 2pm. Most markets tend to be held in the Main Square / Market Square of each town. 

 

*Please note days, times and locations can vary dependent on local fiestas and the weather. We recommend checking the local town hall (ayuntamiento) Instagram account prior to your visit - any changes are usually highlighted in their posts or stories

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Market Days in Mallorca 

 

MONDAY

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  • Caimari (Selva)

  • Lloret de Vistalegre

  • Manacor

  • Montuïri

  • Calvià

  • Port d'Andratx (Andratx)

Palma de Mallorca

  • Plaça de Pere Garau (Palma)

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TUESDAY

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  • Alcúdia

  • S'Alqueria Blanca (Santanyí)

  • S'Arenal (Llucmajor)

  • Biniamar (Selva, every 15 days)

  • Campanet

  • Peguera (Calvià)

  • Pina (Algaida)

  • Pla de na Tesa (Marratxí)

  • Porreres

  • Portocolom (Felanitx)

Palma de Mallorca

  • Can Pastilla

  • Pere Garau

  • Santa Catalina (Carrer de Soler)

  • Plaça del Bisbe Berenguer de Palou (organic market)

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WEDNESDAY

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  • Andratx

  • S'Arenal (Llucmajor)

  • Capdepera

  • Cas Concos (Felanitx)

  • Deià

  • El Toro (Calvià)

  • Llucmajor

  • Maioris (Llucmajor)

  • Sa Cabaneta (Marratxí)

  • Petra

  • Sa Ràpita (Campos)

  • Santanyí

  • Selva

  • Sencelles

  • Sineu

  • Vilafranca de Bonany

Palma de Mallorca

  • S'Arenal

  • Es Coll d'en Rabassa

  • Pere Garau

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THURSDAY

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  • S'Arenal (Llucmajor)

  • Calonge (Santanyí)

  • Campos

  • Consell

  • Inca

  • Es Llombards (Santanyí)

  • Palmanyola (Bunyola)

  • Pòrtol (Marratxí)

  • Sant Llorenç des Cardassar

  • Sant Joan

  • Ses Salines

  • Port de Sóller (Sóller)

Palma de Mallorca

  • Can Pastilla

  • Pere Garau

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FRIDAY

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  • Algaida (Llucmajor)

  • Llucmajor

  • Marratxí

  • Son Carrió (Sant Llorenç des Cardassar)

  • Son Ferrer (Calvià)

Palma de Mallorca

  • Rafal Nou (between Carrer de Selva and Carrer de Ses Salines)

  • Sa Vileta (Plaça de Tarent)

  • Pere Garau

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SATURDAY

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  • Alaró

  • Ariany

  • S'Arenal (Llucmajor)

  • S'Arracó (Andratx)

  • Badia Gran (Llucmajor)

  • Biniali (Sencelles)

  • Búger

  • Cala Rajada (Capdepera)

  • Campanet

  • Campos

  • Costitx

  • Esporles

  • S'Horta (Felanitx)

  • Les Palmeres (Llucmajor)

  • Lloseta

  • Manacor

  • Moscari (Selva)

  • Petra

  • Palmanyola (Bunyola)

  • Portocolom (Felanitx)

  • Sa Ràpita (Campos)

  • Santanyí

  • Sencelles

  • Santa Ponça (Calvià)

  • Sóller (craft market)

Palma de Mallorca

  • Plaça del Bisbe Berenguer de Palou (organic market)

  • Es Coll d'en Rabassa

  • Pere Garau

  • Santa Catalina (Carrer de Soler)

  • Son Ferriol

  • Son Fuster (Son Fusteret)

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SUNDAY

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  • Alcúdia

  • Consell (Mercat dels Encants, in the Consell industrial estate)

  • Felanitx

  • Inca (Mercat de Son Amonda and Mercat dels Encants)

  • Llucmajor

  • Porto Cristo (Manacor – last Sunday of each month, Trastorum)

  • Muro

  • Palmanova-Son Caliu (Calvià)

  • Sa Pobla

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