10 Best Markets in Mallorca
Where to Go Shopping like a Local in Mallorca?
The best markets in Mallorca are packed with reasons to leave room in your suitcase. Browse tables of handcrafted jewelry and ceramics, hunt for antique treasures, or let displays of sun-ripened fruit, local cheeses, and freshly baked treats tempt you into an impromptu picnic. Some markets fill pretty town squares, while others bring all that choice under one roof.
Food is a big part of the experience, but there’s plenty beyond the island’s produce. You’ll also come across clothing, artwork, homewares, and pieces made by Mallorcan artisans, with each stop offering its own mix of finds. Read on for our pick of Mallorca’s markets to explore during your trip.
10 Best Markets in Mallorca
- Mercat de l’Olivar
- Mercat Pere Garau
- Mercat de Santa Catalina
- Sineu Market
- Mercat de Santa Maria
- Consell Flea Market
- Artà Market
- Santanyí Market
- Inca Market
- Pollença Market
1. Mercat de l’Olivar
For fresh seafood cooked while you wait
Categoría: Gastronomía en , Ir de compras
Mercat de l’Olivar is a feast for the senses in central Palma, with gleaming fish counters, colorful fruit and vegetables, and displays of cheese and charcuterie filling its covered halls. Look out for Mallorcan sobrassada, then explore the seafood section for the morning’s catch. Spices, nuts, and dried fruits provide plenty of smaller treats for your shopping bag.
You don’t have to wait until dinner to enjoy your purchases. The market’s food counters serve dishes such as freshly cooked fish, sushi, and variats, the Mallorcan combination plates that bring several tapas-style dishes together. Choose something fresh from the fish counters and ask about having it cooked for you to eat right there in the market.
Ubicación: Plaça de l’Olivar, s/n, 07002 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Monday–Friday from 7 am to 3 pm and from 3 pm to 8 pm, Saturday from 7 am to 3 pm (closed on Sundays)
Teléfono: +34 971 72 03 14
Mercat de l'Olivar
2. Mercat Pere Garau
Fresh-from-the-farm shopping
Categoría: Gastronomía en , Ir de compras
Mercat de Pere Garau combines a traditional covered food hall with outdoor stands spreading around the surrounding square on market days. Farmers bring fresh fruit and vegetables directly to sell, while inside you can shop for Mallorcan fish, meat, charcuterie, bread, and pastries. Make room for a robiol, a crescent-shaped filled pastry, or a fluffy coca de patata from one of the traditional bakeries.
The market bars are another reason to stop, serving Mallorcan favorites such as pica-pica, a rich cuttlefish dish, and llonguets, the island’s distinctive small bread rolls filled for a quick bite. Outside, browse flowers and plants alongside clothing and other everyday goods before exploring the surrounding neighborhood’s South American shops and Chinese restaurants.
Ubicación: Plaça Pere Garau, s/n, 07007 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Monday and Wednesday from 6 am to 2.30 pm, Tuesday and Thursday–Friday from 6 am to 3 pm, Saturday from 6 am to 4 pm (Closed on Sundays)
Mercat Pere Garau
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3. Mercat de Santa Catalina
A shopping hub rich in Mallorcan flavor
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Mercat de Santa Catalina packs an impressive food selection into its covered hall in Palma’s namesake neighborhood. Fresh fish and shellfish share the space with artisan cheeses and charcuterie, while other counters specialize in salted cod, pickles, baked goods, chocolates, and sweets. Spice merchants add fragrant herbs, teas, dried mushrooms, and seasoning blends to the selection.
Look for locally produced paprika and seasonings traditionally used to make sobrassada. One spice producer grows and processes its ingredients organically, even using Mallorcan almond shells to fuel its drying ovens. Pick up a packet of sobrassada seasoning to bring a distinctly Mallorcan flavor to your cooking back home.
Ubicación: Plaça de la Navegació, s/n, 07013 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Monday–Saturday from 7 am to 5 pm (closed on Sundays)
Teléfono: +34 689 100 129
Mercat de Santa Catalina
4. Sineu Market
A market day with centuries of history
Categoría: Historia, Ir de compras
For more than 700 years, market day has spread through the streets and squares of Sineu, filling this handsome inland town with the produce and crafts of rural Mallorca. Farmers lay out seasonal harvests such as figs and almonds alongside olives, honey, and local cheeses, while traditional island skills appear in hand-thrown ceramics, leatherwork, and woven esparto-grass baskets. Plants and agricultural goods reinforce Sineu’s long connection with the surrounding countryside.
Once your shopping bags are full, follow the market route through Sineu’s historic center to the seven-level bell tower of Santa Maria Church. Then, visit the former Convent dels Mínims and step inside its Baroque cloister to see the octagonal 17th-century cistern.
Ubicación: Es Fossar, 160, 07510 Sineu, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Wednesday from 8 am to 1.30 pm (closed Thursday–Tuesday)
Sineu Market
5. Mercat de Santa Maria
A Sunday celebration of fresh produce
Categoría: Familias, Ir de compras
Mercat de Santa Maria brings Mallorca’s growers and makers into the streets around Plaça Nova. Follow the scent of freshly baked bread and homemade cakes before choosing whatever is at its seasonal best. Tomatoes and peppers are piled alongside almonds and other fruit and vegetables from Mallorca’s inland farms, with organic cheese, honey, and olive oil adding to the homegrown selection.
Hunt through secondhand pieces, browse traditional ceramics and woven esparto-grass goods, or look for fabrics, jewelry, and leather accessories. If you’re visiting in late April, look out for the Fira de Santa Maria, when the regular Sunday market gives way to the town’s annual fair, with artisan-fashion and art exhibitions, book events, and live microtheater.
Ubicación: Plaça Nova, 07320 Santa Maria del Camí, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Sunday from 8 am to 2 pm (closed Monday–Saturday)
Mercat de Santa Maria
6. Consell Flea Market
Mallorca’s biggest secondhand treasure hunt
Categoría: Parejas, Ir de compras
Consell Flea Market is made for rummaging, with hundreds of sellers laying out antiques and secondhand finds each Sunday. Old books and vinyl records sit beside historic ceramics and posters, while collectors can uncover glassware, picture frames, lamps, and curious decorative pieces. The larger finds are especially tempting, with traditional Mallorcan furniture and solid-wood pieces offering plenty of inspiration for the home.
Professional antique dealers trade alongside private sellers clearing out their cupboards and attics, so the selection changes constantly. If something catches your eye, try a little friendly haggling: negotiating the price is an established part of shopping here.
Ubicación: Avinguda del Raiguer, 4, 07330 Consell, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Sunday from 6.30 am to 2 pm (closed Monday–Saturday)
Consell Flea Market
7. Artà Market
Where local produce meets handcrafted keepsakes
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Artà Market spills out from Plaça del Conqueridor into the old town, with the covered food market providing a traditional starting point. Seasonal produce and artisan baking give way to woven palm-leaf baskets, bags, and sun hats, showcasing one of Mallorca’s long-standing skills. Ceramics and leatherwork offer more handcrafted keepsakes along the way.
From May to October, the artisan side of the market takes over the area around the Na Batlessa library, where craftwork, textiles, and footwear replace the more practical shopping of the main square. Afterward, follow Artà’s stone streets uphill to the Sant Salvador sanctuary for sweeping views across the town and countryside.
Ubicación: Plaça del Conqueridor, 07570 Artà, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Tuesday from 8 am to 2 pm (Closed Wednesday–Monday)
Artà Market
8. Santanyí Market
Stylish shopping in a golden-stone town
Categoría: Foto, Ir de compras
Santanyí Market winds through the golden-stone streets around Plaça Major, with the town’s honey-colored facades providing a photogenic backdrop for the stands. Food shoppers can seek out seasonal produce and Mallorcan cheeses before picking up Flor de Sal from nearby Es Trenc, delicate sea-salt crystals harvested from the salt flats, while handwoven palm baskets and ceramics make attractive island souvenirs.
There’s a strong design element too, with linen clothing, leather bags, jewelry, and decorative homewares appearing among the craft stands. After shopping, stay in the historic center to browse the independent galleries and boutiques tucked among Santanyí’s sandstone streets.
Ubicación: Plaça Major, 07650 Santanyí, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Saturday and Wednesday from 9 am to 2 pm (closed Sunday–Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday)
Santanyí Market
9. Inca Market
The island’s famous leather goods capital
Categoría: Ir de compras
Leather takes pride of place at Inca Market, reflecting the town’s long history of shoemaking and leather craftsmanship. Try on locally inspired footwear or compare supple bags, belts, and jackets before following the stands into the center of town. Between the leather goods, you’ll come across carved olive wood, lace, jewelry, and fresh produce, while Plaça d’Espanya fills with flowers on market day.
Shopping doesn’t have to end when the market stalls do. Inca is known as Mallorca’s “city of leather,” with manufacturers and specialist leather shops operating around town. If the market leaves you wanting yet more of Inca’s leatherwork, continue downtown and browse the specialist stores and factory outlets.
Ubicación: Carrer de la Pau, 0, 07300 Inca, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Monday–Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 8 am to 2.30 pm, Wednesday and Friday from 8 am to 8 pm (closed on Sundays)
Inca Market
10. Pollença Market
A classic Mallorcan market in historic Pollença
Categoría: Ir de compras
Pollença Market boasts around 300 stands through the historic center every Sunday, from Via Pollentia to Plaça Major and Ca les Monnares. Start with the food stalls, where bowls of Mallorcan olives sit alongside cheeses, cured meats, artisan bread, and ensaïmadas. Then move into the craft side of the market, where palm-leaf baskets, handwoven textiles, ceramics, leather bags, and jewelry provide plenty of inspiration for gifts and keepsakes.
The old-town setting makes it easy to add some sightseeing once you’ve finished shopping. Take on Pollença’s famous Calvari staircase, where 365 steps climb to a small chapel and reward you with views back across the town.
Ubicación: Plaça Major, 07460 Pollença, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Sunday from 9 am to 1.30 pm (closed Monday–Saturday)
Pollença Market
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