Markets in Manacor
Balearic Islands, Balearic Islands
Manacor markets draw locals and visitors every week with two distinct outdoor street markets, each with its own character and schedule. The larger of the two runs on Mondays and draws crowds with its 200 stalls, while a second market focuses on second-hand finds. Both markets are free to browse and held in the open air. Manacor is the main commercial hub of eastern Mallorca, making it a natural stop if you are already exploring nearby towns.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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TuesdayNo markets▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
ThursdayNo markets▼
FridayNo markets▼
Saturday1market▼
SundayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Manacor
Staying in the town centre puts you closest to Manacor's markets, and Town Centre has a good range of guesthouses and small hotels within easy walking distance. For something more comfortable, Hotel Son Floriana is a solid choice a short drive from the action.
If you prefer more options nearby, the coastal resort of Porto Cristo is just 15 minutes away and makes a practical base, especially in summer. Staying at Porto Cristo gives you easy access to Manacor while also putting you close to the beach.
Tours & Activities in Manacor
Street markets in Manacor
The Manacor Monday Market is the town's main weekly event, running every Monday with around 200 stalls spread across an outdoor site. Stallholders sell clothing, footwear, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, and flowers and plants, making it a practical stop for both everyday shopping and a relaxed browse. Arriving in the morning gives you the best pick of seasonal produce.
The Manacor Second-Hand Market is a smaller weekly market with a different focus, catering to those hunting for pre-owned clothing and books. Stall numbers vary, so it works well as a complement to a Monday visit or as a standalone trip if second-hand finds are your priority.
Planning your visit
Both markets are outdoors, so weather matters when planning your trip. Monday is the main market day in Manacor, and pairing a visit to the Monday market with lunch in the town centre makes for an easy half-day out. If you are travelling around the east of the island, nearby towns such as Artà and Felanitx also hold regular street markets worth combining into a wider itinerary. For general tourist information about Manacor and its surroundings, the Mallorca tourism website offers reliable practical guidance.