Weekly markets in Mallorca
Wednesday morning in Sineu: the square belongs to the market rather than traffic.
Vegetables for your holiday apartment or a wander through the market lanes: somewhere in Mallorca, there is a market every day of the week.
Combine a market visit with a walk around town. In Sineu, stalls run through the historic centre; in Sóller, stop for a break on Plaça Constitució after shopping. For a few essentials, the smaller market near your accommodation may be just right.
Local markets sell food alongside clothes and household goods. In the bigger market towns, leave time for the surrounding lanes and cafés. Flea markets and seasonal evening markets have a different emphasis and are marked in the list.
A taste of the market
6 markets to make a morning of
Tuesday: morning · Old town, around Plaça Constitució
Sineu WednesdayWednesday: from 8 am · Town centre around Plaça des Fossar
Santanyí Wednesday and Saturday Inca ThursdayThursday: from 8 am
Sóller SaturdaySaturday: morning · Plaça Constitució and nearby streets
Pollença SundaySunday: morning · Plaça Major
By day of the week
Where to go on each day
Monday
- Manacor Large, with relatively few tourists; mainly household goods and clothing.
- Caimari A village on the edge of the Serra de Tramuntana.
- Cala Millor — March to October only
- Calvià
- Lloret de Vistalegre
- Mancor de la Vall
- Montuïri
Tuesday
- Alcúdia · morning Old town, around Plaça Constitució Also held on Sunday.
- Artà Beneath the plane trees on Plaça del Conqueridor.
- Palma — Pere Garau Plaça Pere Garau Outdoor food market on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The covered market also opens on other weekdays.
- Campanet
- Can Pastilla
- Llubí
- Peguera
- Porreres
- Portocolom
- S'Arenal (Llucmajor) Food market on Plaça Major.
- Santa Margalida Also held on Saturday.
Wednesday
- Santanyí Also held on Saturday.
- Sineu · from 8 am Town centre around Plaça des Fossar Historic market, granted its royal market charter in 1306.
- Andratx
- Port de Pollença Plaça Miquel Capllonch
- Bunyola Also held on Saturday.
- Capdepera
- Colònia de Sant Jordi — March to October only · 5–10 pm Avinguda de la Primavera Seasonal evening market
- Deià Very small
- Llucmajor
- Petra
- S'Arenal (Llucmajor) Food market on Plaça Major.
- Selva
- Sencelles
- Vilafranca de Bonany
Thursday
- Inca · from 8 am Large market selling food, clothing and household goods.
- Campos
- Palma — Pere Garau Plaça Pere Garau Outdoor food market
- Can Pastilla
- Consell · 9 am–1 pm Plaça Major
- Magaluf Carrer Galió
- S'Arenal (Llucmajor) Weekly market with a mixed range of goods.
- S'Illot — June to September only · 6–11 pm Seasonal evening market
- Sant Joan
- Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
- Ses Salines
Friday
- Binissalem Wine-growing town in Raiguer.
- Algaida
- Can Picafort
- Llucmajor
- Maria de la Salut
- S'Arenal (Llucmajor) Food market on Plaça Major.
- Son Carrió
- Son Servera · morning Town centre around Plaça de Sant Joan Stalls stretch from the centre towards the old railway station.
Saturday
- Santanyí
- Sóller · morning Plaça Constitució and nearby streets Around Plaça Constitució, where the tram crosses the square.
- Alaró
- Campos
- Esporles Small local market
- Palma — Pere Garau Plaça Pere Garau Outdoor food market
- Ariany
- Búger
- Bunyola
- Cala Ratjada
- Campanet
- Colònia de Sant Pere Very small
- Costitx
- Lloseta
- Palma — Plaça Major — from the second half of February until the Christmas market is set up only Arts and crafts; also on other weekdays depending on the season.
- S'Arenal (Llucmajor) Food market on Plaça Major.
- Santa Eugènia
- Santa Margalida
- Santa Ponça
Sunday
- Alcúdia
- Pollença · morning Plaça Major Browse the stalls in the historic centre.
- Consell · 8 am–2 pm Industrial estate Flea and antiques market, rather than a food market.
- Felanitx
- Sa Pobla · 9 am–2 pm Town centre Fruit, vegetables and other goods in the town centre.
- Santa Maria del Camí Easy to combine with a trip into wine country.
- Inca — Son Amonda and Encants Food and second-hand market, separate from the large Thursday market.
- Llucmajor
- Muro · morning Plaça del Comte d’Empúries
- Porto Cristo
- Valldemossa Very small
Based on the official 2026 market calendar and additional council information. This is a selection, rather than every market. Public holidays, weather and changes of venue can affect individual dates. Check council information before a longer journey.
A market with a long history
Sineu and its market charter of 1306
Sineu received a royal market charter in 1306. Today, stalls fill the area around Plaça des Fossar and the lanes in the centre. The market administration lists livestock alongside food, plants and clothing.
These photographs show earlier visits to the livestock market. They do not tell you which animals will be there on your visit. If you would rather skip this area, there are plenty of other market streets to explore.
Before you go
Arrive early
Parking takes longer to find on popular market days. Use marked spaces on the edge of town and allow for a walk. Sineu and Inca are also reachable by train from Palma; check the current timetable.
Check where things come from
A market stall is not automatically a local producer. If you want Mallorcan products, look for origin labels and ask. Alongside fruit and vegetables, you may find olives, sobrassada, almonds and cheese, but not everything comes from the island.
Choosing what to buy
Compare food quality, origin and the price per kilogram. A leather item’s point of sale does not tell you where it was made. If you are looking for something special, ask about the materials and producer.
Bring some cash
Take small notes. Not every stall accepts cards, so ask first if you are making a larger purchase.
In brief
Questions about markets
Which is Mallorca’s best weekly market?
For a market browse combined with a town visit, try Sineu on Wednesday, Inca on Thursday, Sóller on Saturday or Pollença on Sunday. For food, Palma’s outdoor Pere Garau market is also worth considering on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
What time do markets start and finish?
Many weekly markets take place in the morning. Exact hours vary, and evening markets are marked separately. Arriving early usually makes for a more relaxed browse.
Do markets run in winter?
Many local markets run all year. Some in holiday resorts are seasonal, including Cala Millor from March to October. Check the seasonal notes in the list.
Are markets cancelled on public holidays?
A market may move or be cancelled on a public holiday. Rules vary by town, so check council notices before making a long journey.
Can I haggle at Mallorcan markets?
Food is normally sold at the displayed price. Do not assume haggling is expected at other stalls either. If something interests you, ask politely about the price.
A closer look at the stalls
Photographs from Sineu, Alcúdia and Cala Ratjada. Prices on signs are from the year the photographs were taken, rather than current prices.
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