Majorca markets: the 10 best weekly markets in Mallorca, day by day

The ten best-known weekly markets in Mallorca are Santanyí (Wednesday and Saturday), Artà (Tuesday), Alcúdia (Tuesday and Sunday), the market halls in Palma (Monday to Saturday), Sineu (Wednesday), Sóller (Saturday), Pollença (Sunday), Inca (Thursday), Santa Maria del Camí (Sunday) and Llucmajor. Every day of the week has its market. All details come from the Balearic Government's official list and from the town councils, as of October 2026.

The 10 markets at a glance

Which market is on today?

The official list "Mercats Mallorca 2026" has markets on every day of the week, with the most on Saturdays. Here is a selection of the year-round weekly markets for each day (Govern de les Illes Balears, p. 1):

Some markets don't take place on public holidays. Felanitx, for example, lists Easter, Christmas and New Year (Felanitx).

1. Santanyí: Wednesday and Saturday

Santanyí is the market people in Mallorca search for most. It takes place twice a week in the morning on the Plaça Major. The town council lists fruit and vegetables, plus clothing and household goods (Ajuntament de Santanyí). It does not give exact times.

• When: Wednesdays and Saturdays, mornings, all year
• Getting there: bus 516 to Sa Tanca (about 430 m), 515 and 517 to Na Ravandella
• Good to know: Smaller markets in the same municipality are held in s'Alqueria Blanca (Tuesday), Calonge and es Llombards (Thursday).

2. Artà: Tuesday

The Tuesday market in Artà has three parts: the open-air market on the Plaça del Conqueridor and the streets around it, fruit and vegetables in the covered market hall, and a craft market at na Batlessa (Ajuntament d'Artà).

• When: Tuesdays, 10am–1.30pm
• Getting there: bus 325, 411 or 421 to Artà 1 (about 250 m)
• Good to know: The neighbouring resort of Cala Rajada has a market on Saturdays. Because the Plaça dels Pins is being rebuilt, it has temporarily moved to the Plaça del Carme since 24 October 2026 (Ajuntament de Capdepera).

3. Alcúdia: Tuesday and Sunday

The market is held twice a week in the old town (Centre Històric) (Ajuntament d'Alcúdia). Because it is on a Sunday, it is easy to fit into a holiday.

• When: Tuesdays and Sundays, 8am–1.30pm, all year
• Getting there: many bus routes to Centre històric (about 200 m), including 302, 322, 323 and A32
• Good to know: The harbour town of Port d'Alcúdia has its own market on Fridays on the Plaça de Cas Vicari, same hours.

4. Palma: the market halls

Palma has no single weekly market, but four municipal market halls that open Monday to Saturday (Ajuntament de Palma). The Mercat de l'Olivar, built in 1951, is in the old town.

• When: Monday to Saturday, closed on Sundays
• Getting there: the Olivar is about 400 m from the Estació Intermodal (train and metro)
• Good to know: On Tuesdays and Saturdays from 8am to 2pm there is an organic market on the Plaça del Bisbe Berenguer de Palou, with certified producers only (Ajuntament de Palma).

5. Sineu: Wednesday

Sineu has the market with the longest history. According to the town council, it goes back to a privilege granted by King Jaume II in 1306, and livestock has traditionally been traded there too (Ajuntament de Sineu).

• When: Wednesdays, mornings (the council gives no times), all year
• Getting there: train T3 from Palma to Sineu (about 500 m), bus 432, 441 or 442
• Good to know: The night markets in September are one-off events and are not included in this list.

6. Sóller: Saturday

On Saturdays there is a market in Sóller, from 8am to 2pm according to the town council. The Government's official list calls it a craft market, the council a weekly market (Govern, p. 1).

• When: Saturdays, 8am–2pm, all year
• Getting there: bus 204 to Sóller centre (about 380 m)
• Good to know: Port de Sóller has a market on Thursdays (8am–2pm). From Easter to All Saints' Day there is also a Sunday market on the Plaça de la Constitució (8am–2pm); the list does not yet give the exact dates (p. 3).

7. Pollença: Sunday

According to the town council, the Sunday market on the Plaça Major and the Plaça de ca les Monnares has been held "since time immemorial". Alongside food there are crafts and other goods (Ajuntament de Pollença).

• When: Sundays, 9am–1.30pm, all year
• Getting there: bus 301 to Pollença 1 (about 300 m), 321 and 322
• Good to know: Port de Pollença has a market on Wednesdays on the Plaça de Miquel Capllonch. The council gives 9am as the start time, the tourist office 8am.

8. Inca: Thursday

According to the town council, the Thursday market in Inca runs from 9am to 2pm. From April to October it extends along the Gran Via de Colom and the Carrer de Jaume Armengol (Govern, p. 2).

• When: Thursdays, 9am–2pm, all year
• Getting there: train T2 or T3 to Inca (about 400 m), bus 304 or 314 to Gran Via de Colom
• Good to know: From 15 February to 15 October there is a Friday market on the Carrer Major (10am–8pm), and on Sundays the Son Amonda market (8am–1pm).

9. Santa Maria del Camí: Sunday

The Sunday market on the Plaça Nova is governed by the council's own market regulations, from 8am to 2pm (Ajuntament de Santa Maria del Camí, Art. 34).

• When: Sundays, 8am–2pm, all year, except on the Sunday of the Fira de Santa Maria
• Getting there: bus 343d to Aparcament Son Gulla (about 350 m)
• Good to know: If you want a second market on a Sunday, carry on to Inca (Son Amonda) or Consell (flea market).

10. Llucmajor: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday

Llucmajor has a market three times a week on the Plaça Espanya, each time from 7am to 1pm. On Fridays there is also a craft market on the Carrer del Bisbe Taixequet and a second-hand market on the Passeig de Jaume III (Ajuntament de Llucmajor).

• When: Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, 7am–1pm, all year
• Getting there: best by car; there is no intercity bus stop within 500 m
• Good to know: s'Arenal, which belongs to the same municipality, has a market from Tuesday to Saturday on its Plaça Major.

How we chose

Our starting point is the Balearic Government's official list "Mercats Mallorca 2026" (as of 8 September 2026) with 131 markets, supplemented by the town councils' own pages. We only included year-round weekly markets whose day is confirmed by the council or the Government. The ranking reflects how often people search for each market. Bus routes come from the timetable of the CTM transport consortium (October 2026); Palma's city buses are not included.