In Mallorca, as elsewhere, gastronomy has become a cultural phenomenon and the markets have become veritable showcases for traditional products - the reflection of a culture and an identity.

Although the tradition of markets in Mallorca is the result of the agricultural environment that is characteristic of this territory, the island's markets have now been freed from this "agricultural" label to become true gastronomic fairs where people come to taste local products.

Palma De Mallorca alone has many markets, each with its own charm and characteristics. Among the most emblematic...

-The Pere Garau market in Palma de Mallorca

This is the most popular market in Palma! Located away from the tourist attractions in one of the most populated and multicultural areas of the city, in the square of the same name, the Pere Garau municipal market has a typical charm and affordable prices. It opened in 1943 and is one of the oldest markets in Palma.

All the island's fruit and vegetables are on sale in an area of around 1000 m2, mostly from the producers themselves.

In addition to fresh and seasonal produce, the Pere Garau market offers a wide range of clothing and accessories on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It is also the only market in Palma where live animals are sold.

Opening hours of the Pere Garau market in Palma de Mallorca:

Monday and Wednesday: 6.00am - 2.30pm

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 6am - 3pm

Saturday: 6am - 4pm

-Santa Catalina market in Palma de Mallorca

Located in the trendy Santa Catalina district, this covered market is one of Palma's must-sees. It offers quality local products in a friendly, yet 'select' atmosphere.

Indeed, while retaining the authenticity of traditional markets, the Santa Catalina market has become a source of culinary learning and knowledge, a unique place to explore and discover new flavours...

It is not only the quality of the products that makes the Santa Catalina market famous, but also and above all its environment. Located in the cosmopolitan district of the same name, the Santa Catalina market has become for many the "Soho" of Palma.

It is an eclectic mix of cultures; a trendy place where Mallorcan women stroll the shopping streets with their shopping trolleys and Swedish women dressed in the latest fashion.

In this area, the shop fronts have been renovated and bars and restaurants have gradually replaced the traditional shops.

What can you buy at the Santa Catalina market?

Now open from Monday to Saturday from 7am to 5pm, the Santa Catalina market brings together around fifty of the best small producers in the region.

You will find freshly caught fish and seafood, high quality meats, ready-made meals, hams and sausages, including the Sobrasada, the most famous sausage on the island, local and seasonal cheeses, pickles and olives in vinegar, wine, fruit and vegetables, of course, but also traditional pastries and flowers.

You can also enjoy good tapas and beer at lunchtime.

In short, the Santa Catalina market is a paradise for all those who care about the quality and origin of the products they consume, as well as for lovers of good food, whether they are locals or visitors from all over the world.

Opening hours of the Santa Catalina market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Saturday: 7am - 5pm

-El Olivar market in Palma de Mallorca

Located in the historic centre of Palma, the Mercat del Olivar (olive grove market) is a typical market not to be missed during your stay in Majorca.

Opened in 1951 and renovated between 1998 and 2003, it is the largest covered market in the archipelago and over the years has become THE place to be for local producers in the region.

In addition to its impressive fish stalls supplied directly from the harbour, it offers a wide range of fresh produce, fruit and vegetables and local products. In particular, the cheeses, wines and cold meats will delight lovers of good local products. Don't leave without tasting the famous traditional sausage, unless you prefer to taste the flavours of the sea at the oyster bar...

In short, strolling through the maze of colours and aromas of El Olivar market is not only a treat for all the senses but also the surest way to taste the best of Mallorcan gastronomy!

An outing to share with your family or with your loved ones for an authentic discovery of the typical flavours of the archipelago.

Opening hours of the El Olivar market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Saturday: 10am - 8pm

-The ecological market in the Plaza de los Patines in Palma de Mallorca

Healthy food, local production and sustainable methods... This is the credo of this small, 100% ecological market that is held every Tuesday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm near the Plaza de los Patines, the skaters' square.

It is the first organic market to be set up in a Spanish provincial capital, thanks to the initiative of a consumer organisation called "Lligams".

About fifteen stands offer exclusively organic products: fruit and vegetables, but also bread and sweets, wine, olive oil, cheese, meat and much more! The products are displayed on traditional Mallorcan fabrics, the service is meticulous and the discussions with the shopkeepers are passionate (and exciting!).

The clientele itself is made up of foreign visitors as well as local residents, all of whom want to avoid eating food contaminated with pesticides and want to promote small local businesses that work ethically and honestly.

Opening hours of the Plaza de los Patines ecological market in Palma de Mallorca:

Tuesdays and Saturdays: 8am - 2pm

-The San Juan market in Palma de Mallorca

The San Juan gastronomic market has opened its doors in the heart of Palma and celebrates gastronomy every day of the year. It is the first market of its kind in the city, modelled on the gastronomic markets of other major European cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, London, Berlin and Rotterdam.

Located in a beautiful modernist building built at the beginning of the 20th century, in the cultural and commercial centre of S'Escorxador, the San Juan Gastronomic Market has different areas offering different types of cuisine, not only local!

The market also has its own bar: The One, which occupies a whole wing of the market building connected to the central area where the food stalls are located, and thus enjoys a certain independence.

It is a warm and cosy bar, popular for its stylish design and bold cocktails; the perfect place to extend the evening after dinner or to relax after work.

A participatory cooking space has also been designed on the upper floor of the market to allow people to learn to cook and share their culinary experiences during various gastronomic activities: cooking classes, themed birthdays, wine tastings...

Cooking4People is above all a place for sharing and conviviality.

Opening hours of the San Juan market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Sunday: 12:00 - 24:00

-The Mercat 1930 in Palma de Mallorca

In the same spirit, Mercat 1930 is a new gastronomic space that opened its doors in August 2017 with the vocation of "stimulating all the senses"!

It has since become a must-visit spot on the Passage Maritime.

Housed in an Art Deco building steeped in history, Mercat 1930 was designed by interior design architect Jorge Bibiloni in a friendly industrial style. It can accommodate up to 200 people inside and almost as many on its outdoor terrace. 

The Mercat 1930 is a place of culinary discovery with fresh products cooked in front of the visitors.

Each stand - 13 in all - offers a different cuisine. From local gastronomy, tapas and seafood, to Italian cuisine, sushi and the latest foodie trends, there is something for everyone!

Beer lovers from all over the world will also find something to their liking in one of the market's three themed bars.

The Mercat 1930 is a lively space that also hosts numerous events.

Opening hours of the Mercat 1930 in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Sunday: 12 noon - midnight (2 a.m. for the bars)

In Mallorca, as elsewhere, gastronomy has become a cultural phenomenon and the markets have become veritable showcases for traditional products - the reflection of a culture and an identity.

Although the tradition of markets in Mallorca is the result of the agricultural environment that is characteristic of this territory, the island's markets have now been freed from this "agricultural" label to become true gastronomic fairs where people come to taste local products.

Palma De Mallorca alone has many markets, each with its own charm and characteristics. Among the most emblematic...

-The Pere Garau market in Palma de Mallorca

This is the most popular market in Palma! Located away from the tourist attractions in one of the most populated and multicultural areas of the city, in the square of the same name, the Pere Garau municipal market has a typical charm and affordable prices. It opened in 1943 and is one of the oldest markets in Palma.

All the island's fruit and vegetables are on sale in an area of around 1000 m2, mostly from the producers themselves.

In addition to fresh and seasonal produce, the Pere Garau market offers a wide range of clothing and accessories on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It is also the only market in Palma where live animals are sold.

Opening hours of the Pere Garau market in Palma de Mallorca:

Monday and Wednesday: 6.00am - 2.30pm

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 6am - 3pm

Saturday: 6am - 4pm

-Santa Catalina market in Palma de Mallorca

Located in the trendy Santa Catalina district, this covered market is one of Palma's must-sees. It offers quality local products in a friendly, yet 'select' atmosphere.

Indeed, while retaining the authenticity of traditional markets, the Santa Catalina market has become a source of culinary learning and knowledge, a unique place to explore and discover new flavours...

It is not only the quality of the products that makes the Santa Catalina market famous, but also and above all its environment. Located in the cosmopolitan district of the same name, the Santa Catalina market has become for many the "Soho" of Palma.

It is an eclectic mix of cultures; a trendy place where Mallorcan women stroll the shopping streets with their shopping trolleys and Swedish women dressed in the latest fashion.

In this area, the shop fronts have been renovated and bars and restaurants have gradually replaced the traditional shops.

What can you buy at the Santa Catalina market?

Now open from Monday to Saturday from 7am to 5pm, the Santa Catalina market brings together around fifty of the best small producers in the region.

You will find freshly caught fish and seafood, high quality meats, ready-made meals, hams and sausages, including the Sobrasada, the most famous sausage on the island, local and seasonal cheeses, pickles and olives in vinegar, wine, fruit and vegetables, of course, but also traditional pastries and flowers.

You can also enjoy good tapas and beer at lunchtime.

In short, the Santa Catalina market is a paradise for all those who care about the quality and origin of the products they consume, as well as for lovers of good food, whether they are locals or visitors from all over the world.

Opening hours of the Santa Catalina market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Saturday: 7am - 5pm

-El Olivar market in Palma de Mallorca

Located in the historic centre of Palma, the Mercat del Olivar (olive grove market) is a typical market not to be missed during your stay in Majorca.

Opened in 1951 and renovated between 1998 and 2003, it is the largest covered market in the archipelago and over the years has become THE place to be for local producers in the region.

In addition to its impressive fish stalls supplied directly from the harbour, it offers a wide range of fresh produce, fruit and vegetables and local products. In particular, the cheeses, wines and cold meats will delight lovers of good local products. Don't leave without tasting the famous traditional sausage, unless you prefer to taste the flavours of the sea at the oyster bar...

In short, strolling through the maze of colours and aromas of El Olivar market is not only a treat for all the senses but also the surest way to taste the best of Mallorcan gastronomy!

An outing to share with your family or with your loved ones for an authentic discovery of the typical flavours of the archipelago.

Opening hours of the El Olivar market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Saturday: 10am - 8pm

-The ecological market in the Plaza de los Patines in Palma de Mallorca

Healthy food, local production and sustainable methods... This is the credo of this small, 100% ecological market that is held every Tuesday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm near the Plaza de los Patines, the skaters' square.

It is the first organic market to be set up in a Spanish provincial capital, thanks to the initiative of a consumer organisation called "Lligams".

About fifteen stands offer exclusively organic products: fruit and vegetables, but also bread and sweets, wine, olive oil, cheese, meat and much more! The products are displayed on traditional Mallorcan fabrics, the service is meticulous and the discussions with the shopkeepers are passionate (and exciting!).

The clientele itself is made up of foreign visitors as well as local residents, all of whom want to avoid eating food contaminated with pesticides and want to promote small local businesses that work ethically and honestly.

Opening hours of the Plaza de los Patines ecological market in Palma de Mallorca:

Tuesdays and Saturdays: 8am - 2pm

-The San Juan market in Palma de Mallorca

The San Juan gastronomic market has opened its doors in the heart of Palma and celebrates gastronomy every day of the year. It is the first market of its kind in the city, modelled on the gastronomic markets of other major European cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, London, Berlin and Rotterdam.

Located in a beautiful modernist building built at the beginning of the 20th century, in the cultural and commercial centre of S'Escorxador, the San Juan Gastronomic Market has different areas offering different types of cuisine, not only local!

The market also has its own bar: The One, which occupies a whole wing of the market building connected to the central area where the food stalls are located, and thus enjoys a certain independence.

It is a warm and cosy bar, popular for its stylish design and bold cocktails; the perfect place to extend the evening after dinner or to relax after work.

A participatory cooking space has also been designed on the upper floor of the market to allow people to learn to cook and share their culinary experiences during various gastronomic activities: cooking classes, themed birthdays, wine tastings...

Cooking4People is above all a place for sharing and conviviality.

Opening hours of the San Juan market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Sunday: 12:00 - 24:00

-The Mercat 1930 in Palma de Mallorca

In the same spirit, Mercat 1930 is a new gastronomic space that opened its doors in August 2017 with the vocation of "stimulating all the senses"!

It has since become a must-visit spot on the Passage Maritime.

Housed in an Art Deco building steeped in history, Mercat 1930 was designed by interior design architect Jorge Bibiloni in a friendly industrial style. It can accommodate up to 200 people inside and almost as many on its outdoor terrace. 

The Mercat 1930 is a place of culinary discovery with fresh products cooked in front of the visitors.

Each stand - 13 in all - offers a different cuisine. From local gastronomy, tapas and seafood, to Italian cuisine, sushi and the latest foodie trends, there is something for everyone!

Beer lovers from all over the world will also find something to their liking in one of the market's three themed bars.

The Mercat 1930 is a lively space that also hosts numerous events.

Opening hours of the Mercat 1930 in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Sunday: 12 noon - midnight (2 a.m. for the bars)

In Mallorca, as elsewhere, gastronomy has become a cultural phenomenon and the markets have become veritable showcases for traditional products - the reflection of a culture and an identity.

Although the tradition of markets in Mallorca is the result of the agricultural environment that is characteristic of this territory, the island's markets have now been freed from this "agricultural" label to become true gastronomic fairs where people come to taste local products.

Palma De Mallorca alone has many markets, each with its own charm and characteristics. Among the most emblematic...

-The Pere Garau market in Palma de Mallorca

This is the most popular market in Palma! Located away from the tourist attractions in one of the most populated and multicultural areas of the city, in the square of the same name, the Pere Garau municipal market has a typical charm and affordable prices. It opened in 1943 and is one of the oldest markets in Palma.

All the island's fruit and vegetables are on sale in an area of around 1000 m2, mostly from the producers themselves.

In addition to fresh and seasonal produce, the Pere Garau market offers a wide range of clothing and accessories on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It is also the only market in Palma where live animals are sold.

Opening hours of the Pere Garau market in Palma de Mallorca:

Monday and Wednesday: 6.00am - 2.30pm

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 6am - 3pm

Saturday: 6am - 4pm

-Santa Catalina market in Palma de Mallorca

Located in the trendy Santa Catalina district, this covered market is one of Palma's must-sees. It offers quality local products in a friendly, yet 'select' atmosphere.

Indeed, while retaining the authenticity of traditional markets, the Santa Catalina market has become a source of culinary learning and knowledge, a unique place to explore and discover new flavours...

It is not only the quality of the products that makes the Santa Catalina market famous, but also and above all its environment. Located in the cosmopolitan district of the same name, the Santa Catalina market has become for many the "Soho" of Palma.

It is an eclectic mix of cultures; a trendy place where Mallorcan women stroll the shopping streets with their shopping trolleys and Swedish women dressed in the latest fashion.

In this area, the shop fronts have been renovated and bars and restaurants have gradually replaced the traditional shops.

What can you buy at the Santa Catalina market?

Now open from Monday to Saturday from 7am to 5pm, the Santa Catalina market brings together around fifty of the best small producers in the region.

You will find freshly caught fish and seafood, high quality meats, ready-made meals, hams and sausages, including the Sobrasada, the most famous sausage on the island, local and seasonal cheeses, pickles and olives in vinegar, wine, fruit and vegetables, of course, but also traditional pastries and flowers.

You can also enjoy good tapas and beer at lunchtime.

In short, the Santa Catalina market is a paradise for all those who care about the quality and origin of the products they consume, as well as for lovers of good food, whether they are locals or visitors from all over the world.

Opening hours of the Santa Catalina market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Saturday: 7am - 5pm

-El Olivar market in Palma de Mallorca

Located in the historic centre of Palma, the Mercat del Olivar (olive grove market) is a typical market not to be missed during your stay in Majorca.

Opened in 1951 and renovated between 1998 and 2003, it is the largest covered market in the archipelago and over the years has become THE place to be for local producers in the region.

In addition to its impressive fish stalls supplied directly from the harbour, it offers a wide range of fresh produce, fruit and vegetables and local products. In particular, the cheeses, wines and cold meats will delight lovers of good local products. Don't leave without tasting the famous traditional sausage, unless you prefer to taste the flavours of the sea at the oyster bar...

In short, strolling through the maze of colours and aromas of El Olivar market is not only a treat for all the senses but also the surest way to taste the best of Mallorcan gastronomy!

An outing to share with your family or with your loved ones for an authentic discovery of the typical flavours of the archipelago.

Opening hours of the El Olivar market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Saturday: 10am - 8pm

-The ecological market in the Plaza de los Patines in Palma de Mallorca

Healthy food, local production and sustainable methods... This is the credo of this small, 100% ecological market that is held every Tuesday and Saturday from 8am to 2pm near the Plaza de los Patines, the skaters' square.

It is the first organic market to be set up in a Spanish provincial capital, thanks to the initiative of a consumer organisation called "Lligams".

About fifteen stands offer exclusively organic products: fruit and vegetables, but also bread and sweets, wine, olive oil, cheese, meat and much more! The products are displayed on traditional Mallorcan fabrics, the service is meticulous and the discussions with the shopkeepers are passionate (and exciting!).

The clientele itself is made up of foreign visitors as well as local residents, all of whom want to avoid eating food contaminated with pesticides and want to promote small local businesses that work ethically and honestly.

Opening hours of the Plaza de los Patines ecological market in Palma de Mallorca:

Tuesdays and Saturdays: 8am - 2pm

-The San Juan market in Palma de Mallorca

The San Juan gastronomic market has opened its doors in the heart of Palma and celebrates gastronomy every day of the year. It is the first market of its kind in the city, modelled on the gastronomic markets of other major European cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, London, Berlin and Rotterdam.

Located in a beautiful modernist building built at the beginning of the 20th century, in the cultural and commercial centre of S'Escorxador, the San Juan Gastronomic Market has different areas offering different types of cuisine, not only local!

The market also has its own bar: The One, which occupies a whole wing of the market building connected to the central area where the food stalls are located, and thus enjoys a certain independence.

It is a warm and cosy bar, popular for its stylish design and bold cocktails; the perfect place to extend the evening after dinner or to relax after work.

A participatory cooking space has also been designed on the upper floor of the market to allow people to learn to cook and share their culinary experiences during various gastronomic activities: cooking classes, themed birthdays, wine tastings...

Cooking4People is above all a place for sharing and conviviality.

Opening hours of the San Juan market in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Sunday: 12:00 - 24:00

-The Mercat 1930 in Palma de Mallorca

In the same spirit, Mercat 1930 is a new gastronomic space that opened its doors in August 2017 with the vocation of "stimulating all the senses"!

It has since become a must-visit spot on the Passage Maritime.

Housed in an Art Deco building steeped in history, Mercat 1930 was designed by interior design architect Jorge Bibiloni in a friendly industrial style. It can accommodate up to 200 people inside and almost as many on its outdoor terrace. 

The Mercat 1930 is a place of culinary discovery with fresh products cooked in front of the visitors.

Each stand - 13 in all - offers a different cuisine. From local gastronomy, tapas and seafood, to Italian cuisine, sushi and the latest foodie trends, there is something for everyone!

Beer lovers from all over the world will also find something to their liking in one of the market's three themed bars.

The Mercat 1930 is a lively space that also hosts numerous events.

Opening hours of the Mercat 1930 in Palma de Mallorca :

Monday to Sunday: 12 noon - midnight (2 a.m. for the bars)