Markets in Marratxi
Balearic Islands, Balearic Islands
Marratxi markets cover six outdoor street markets spread across the municipality's main neighbourhoods, running on a weekly schedule and offering everything from fresh fish and local cheese to handmade crafts. There are no indoor municipal markets here, so shopping is done entirely in the open air, making mornings the best time to visit before stalls begin to pack down.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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MondayNo markets▼
Tuesday1market▼
Wednesday1market▼
Thursday1market▼
Friday1market▼
SaturdayNo markets▼
Sunday1market▼
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Where to stay in Marratxi
Marratxí is a sprawling municipality just outside Palma, so staying in Palma Old Town gives you easy access by car or bus while putting you close to great restaurants and the city's energy. If you'd rather be closer to the market action, look for accommodation in Pòrtol or Sa Cabaneta, the two main villages where most of Marratxí's market activity is centred.
A short drive connects everything in this area, so you won't feel cut off wherever you base yourself. Having a car makes life easier here, as public transport between the villages is limited.
Tours & Activities in Marratxi
Street markets in Marratxi
The Gran Mercat de Marratxí is the largest market in the municipality, with 40 stalls selling fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy. It is the most complete food market in Marratxi and a reliable stop if you want to stock up on a full range of fresh produce in one visit.
Pla de Na Tesa Market and Pont d'Inca Market both follow the same weekly outdoor format, with stalls focused on the same core food categories: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, and dairy. These two markets serve their respective neighbourhoods and tend to draw a local crowd rather than tourists.
Pòrtol Market and Sa Cabana Market round out the food-focused weekly markets, each offering the familiar lineup of fresh produce, poultry, fish, and cheese in an outdoor setting. The Spring Market of Sa Cabana takes a different approach entirely, concentrating on handicrafts and making it the only market in Marratxi where you can browse locally made goods rather than fresh food.
Pla de Na Tesa Market
Every week — Tuesday
Sa Cabana Market Marratxí
Every week — Wednesday
Pòrtol Market
Every week — Thursday
Pont d'Inca Market
Every week — Friday
Gran Mercat de Marratxí
Every week — Sunday
Spring Market of Sa Cabana
Schedule not available
Planning your visit
All six markets run weekly and are held outdoors, so early arrival is recommended, particularly at the Gran Mercat de Marratxí where the 40-stall lineup can draw a steady crowd. Marratxi sits within the Mallorca province, and visitors combining a market trip with time in the capital may also want to check the markets in Palma de Mallorca or Inca, both of which have larger municipal market halls. For official local information, the Ajuntament de Marratxí website lists current events and schedules across the municipality's districts.