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Tourism and culture | Local markets

Weekly market of Felanitx

Each Sunday, for many neighbours of Felanitx and its surrounding villages, it is market day around the main streets of this town, featuring fruit and flowers, clothing and footwear, animals and typical artisanal goods. Furthermore, as many people are out and about, the local businesses around the centre open on Sundays and close on mondays.

Weekly market of Sóller

The lovely town of Soller sees its weekly gathering of market stalls, among the most traditional and beloved on the island, offering locals and tourists a great variety of products, fruit and vedge, herbs and legumes, cheese, fish, meats, clothing and footwear, jewellery and traditional craft goods of the island, as well as ornamental items.

Cala Ratjada weekly market

Among Mallorca’s most visted towns is that of Cala Ratjada, where each Saturday is market day and the town is treated to the region’s traditional products, fresh produce, flowers, plants and clothing, footwear and also artisanal craft goods typical on the island.

Son Servera weekly market

The small town of Son Servera holds its village market each week on Friday, stretching from its centre out towards the old train station. Here visitors delight in the ample choice of produce, foodstuffs, plants, flowers, clothing and footwear, as well as traditional craft goods.

Weekly market of Algaida

Each week Algaida sees its main street Carrer Major crowded with visitors wishing to take advantage of the range in goods on offer. Among others, we find foodstuffs and fresh produce, plants, flowers, clothing, footwear, small animals and artisanal craft goods.

Weekly market of Sant Lorenç d'es Cardassar

Sant Llorenç d’es Cardessar holds its town market on Thursdays, on its Plaça Nova and on its Carrer Major, where visitors will find a great range of food products, fresh produce, plants, clothing and footwear for sale.

Inca weekly market

The small city of Inca holds its weekly markets on Thursday, Friday and Sundays, with a large range of food procuts, clothing, footwear, small animals, flowers and other plants. The considerable size of the market means it takes place across various locations, including the train station’s open spaces and on the squares of Plaça Orient, plaça de Sa Quartera, Gran Via de Color as well as their surroundings.

Vilafranca weekly market

Each week, on the town square of the little town of Vilafranca de Bonany locals and visiting tourists find a wide variety of orchard produce, plants, flowers, clothing, footwear and traditional island products.

The Sineu weekly market

Another of the most popular and frequented, oldest markets on the island is in Sineu, dating back to the 14th century and considered for centuries as the island’s main market.

Santanyí weekly market

Jede Woche findet auf der Plaça España in Llucmajor ein Wochenmarkt statt, auf dem die Besucher verschiedene Obst- und Gemüsesorten sowie typische Produkte Mallorcas finden. Freitags findet ein weiterer Flohmarkt statt, auf dem vielfältigere Produkte verkauft werden.

Weekly market of Llucmajor

Each week Llucmajor sees its weekly market take place on its Plaça España, where visitors can find assorted fruit, vegetables and typical products of Mallorca. On Fridays, a further flea market is held where more diverse products are sold.

Capdepera weekly market

Held on the square Plaça Orient and on the surrounding streets, each Wednesday Capdepera celebrates its weekly trade gathering where both locals and tourists will find a broad range of foodstuffs, traditional products from the island, plants, flowers, clothing and footwear.

Andratx weekly market

One of the oldest markets in Mallorca is held on in Andratx, specifically on Passeig de Son Mas, where visitors may delight in over two hundred stalls and a wide variety of fresh fruit, vetgetables, traditional and cold meats, artisanal crafts, typical Mallorcan products, flowers and clothing, among others.

Weekly market of Portocolom

In Porto Colom, one of the oldest and most beautiful harbour towns in Mallorca, a market is held each week that goes from Carrer de la Marina as far as Plaça del Comerç, where visitors can find a wide range of fruit, vegetables, plants, flowers, clothing and footwear.

Weekly market of Porreres

Every Tuesday, Porreres holds a village market where visitors can find a wide range of products and produce for sale, such as fruit, vegetables, plants, flowers, clothing and footwear. It takes place on the town’s central Plaça de la Vila and along the avenue of Bisbe Campins, on Carrer de l'Hospital and also on Carrer Almoina and Carrer Pou Florit.

Mercado semanal de Campanet

As in many other Mallorcan towns, Campanet celebrates its village market each week, set on its Plaça Major and celebrating the sale of fresh produce (from the town’s own surroundings), plants, flowers, clothing and footwear.

Artà weekly market

The neighbours of Artà gather every week on Plaça del Conqueridor to revel in their very own town market, where the considerable foreign resident community enjoys choosing from assorted fruit and vegetables (fresh produces from the town’s surrounding country), plants, flowers, as well as clothing and footwear.

Alcudia weekly market

Every Tuesday and Sunday in Alcudia,one of the most important and unique markets in Mallorca takes place, framed by city walls and laid out around the ancient Roman town-centre of Pollentia. Visitors enjoy a range of choice including leather products de pell and craft goods, jewellery, fruit and vegetables.-

Montuiri weekly market

Every Monday, Montuiri sees its weekly gathering of country- and tradespeople, where foreigners and locals can find a broad variety of stalls selling fresh produce, plants, flwoers, clothing and footwear. You’ll find it on the town square, Plaça Major.

Calvià weekly Market

Each week Calvià prepares one of the island’s oldest markets, featuring over 60 places of business on its main street Calle Major, where visitors may take the opportunity and choose from foodstuffs, particularly those most traditional and typical of the island, clothing and footwear, as well as artisanal and craft goods.

Manacor weekly market

Every Monday, Manacor holds its weekly market on Plaça Ramón Llull, a market square with numerous stalls where visitors can find and buy a wide range of products, fresh produce, small animals, flowers, plants, clothing and footwear. A second market is held on the same day, specifically for fruit and vegetables, set on another square, Plaça de la Constitució.