Weekly markets in Mallorca: A comprehensive guide for locals and visitors

On Mallorca, there are lively markets every day of the week, spread across the entire island. These markets are not only a meeting point for locals, but also a popular attraction for tourists who want to experience the authentic flair of the island. From fresh local produce to handmade souvenirs, the markets offer a wide variety of goods.

The allure of the markets on Mallorca

The markets in Mallorca are an age-old tradition that continues to this day. Every day, typically from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, the streets are filled with stalls selling local products. The assortment ranges from fruit and vegetables, cheese and sausages to clothing, shoes, handicrafts and gifts. Particularly noteworthy are the markets in Inca, Pollença, Artà, Santa Maria del Camí, Santanyí and Sineu, which are very popular with both locals and visitors.

In the smaller villages, the markets are primarily aimed at the locals. However, as soon as the tourist season begins, the offerings expand and attract numerous visitors. These markets then become lively events that perfectly reflect the ambience of the region – with street music, packed terraces and a cheerful atmosphere.

Recommended markets for every day of the week

There is never a day on Mallorca when you can’t visit a market. Here is an overview of the markets you can visit depending on the day of the week:

Monday markets:

• Caimari
• Calvià
• Lloret
• Manacor
• Montuïri

Tuesday markets:

• Alcúdia
• Artà (Highly recommended)
• Campanet
• Llubí
• Porreres
• Santa Margalida
• Colónia de Sant Jordi

Wednesdays:

• Andratx
• Bunyola
• Capdepera
• Llucmajor
  

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• Marratxí
• Petra
• Port de Pollença
• Weekly market in Santanyí
• Selva
• Sencelles
• Sineu (Especially popular)
• Villafranca de Bonany

Thursday markets:

• S’Arenal
• Ariany
• Campos
• Consell
• Inca (a must for market visitors)
• Ses Salines
• Sant Joan
• Sant Llorenç
• Deià

Friday markets:

• Algaida
• Binissalem
• Can Picafort
• Llucmajor
• Maria de la Salut
• Son Servera

Saturday markets:

• Búger
• Bunyola
• Weekly market in Campos
• Cala Ratjada
• Costitx
• Esporles
• Lloseta
• Santa Margalida
• Santanyí
• Sóller
• Alaró
• Palma
• Santa Eugènia

Sunday markets:

• Alcúdia (popular with tourists)
• Weekly market in Felanitx
• Inca
• Muro
• sa Pobla
• Pollença (an absolute highlight)
• Porto Cristo
• Santa Maria del Camí
• Valldemossa
• Consell (with second-hand area)

The most popular markets in Mallorca

Some markets on Mallorca have established themselves as particular crowd pleasers that have a firm place in the weekly schedule of both tourists and locals.

• Inca Market: One of the largest and most famous markets in Mallorca, which stretches over several streets. There is a particularly large selection of leather goods and textiles here.
• Sineu market: This market in the heart of the island is known for its traditional atmosphere and authentic range of local products and handicrafts. It is a real experience for every visitor to the island.
• Felanitx Market: For years well known for its authentic local produce, food and great atmosphere, the market in Felanitx is becoming increasingly popular with locals and tourists alike.
• Pollença Market: Located in the northern part of the island, this market offers a nice mix of fresh food, handmade items and an idyllic setting.

Important information for your visit to the market

Most markets start early in the morning and last until around 13:00. Especially in the summer months, it is advisable to come early to get the best goods and avoid the hustle and bustle during the hot midday hours.

A visit to the market in Mallorca is an experience for the whole family. Children and adults alike will be delighted by the variety of products on offer – from fresh fruit and vegetables to items for the beach and souvenirs for loved ones at home. Another highlight are the second-hand markets, such as the market in Consell or Llucmajor, which regularly offer second-hand goods.

Recommendations for second-hand markets

Increasingly popular on Mallorca are the second-hand markets that take place regularly in some towns. Here are a few of the best markets for second-hand goods:

• Consell Market: A Sunday market known for its large used goods section.
• Llucmajor market: In addition to fresh produce, there is also a second-hand section here.
• Santa Maria del Camí: Also on Sunday and a paradise for lovers of vintage items.
• Baratillo in Palma: A particularly interesting flea market that takes place on Saturdays between April and October on the Avingudes in Palma.

Markets as a cultural experience

The weekly markets on Mallorca are more than just shopping opportunities. They are an integral part of island life and offer an insight into the traditions and culture of Mallorca. Whether you are looking for fresh fruit and vegetables, want to discover unique handmade products or simply want to enjoy the hustle and bustle, a visit to one of these markets is an unforgettable experience.