Markets in Marratxi
Balearic Islands, Balearic Islands · 6 markets tracked
Marratxí runs six street markets across its villages, and not one of them is a covered hall, so every market in the municipality trades in the open air, most of them from 8am to about 1pm. Between them the stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, bread, clothing, footwear, handicrafts and antiques.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None |
MondayNo markets
Tuesday1market
- StreetPla de Na Tesa Market
Wednesday1market
Thursday1market
- StreetPòrtol Market
Friday1market
- StreetPont d'Inca Market
SaturdayNo markets
Sunday1market
- StreetGran Mercat de Marratxí
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 car makes life easier, since public transport between the villages is limited. For closures and fair-week changes, the Ajuntament de Marratxí publishes current municipal events and schedules.
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Market days in Marratxi
Five days of the week carry a market here. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday each have one street market trading, and neither Monday nor Saturday has any, so a weekend visit means Sunday. One of the six has no confirmed day on record, so check before making a special trip for that one. Marratxí sits among hundreds of markets covered on the Balearic Islands province page.
Street markets in Marratxi
The biggest is the Gran Mercat de Marratxí, with 40 stalls, and it is the one to pick if you want a full food shop in a single stop rather than a village stall or two. The rest are neighbourhood markets, sized for the village they serve, and they draw a local crowd rather than a tourist one.
Fresh produce is the backbone across all six, with fruit, vegetable, fish, meat and cheese stalls at the core. Clothing, footwear, handicrafts and antiques turn up alongside them, which is worth knowing if you are after something to take home rather than something to cook. Pitches, days and stall counts for every street market in Marratxí are listed in full on its own page.
What day is the market in Marratxí?
Marratxí has a market on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, with one street market trading on each of those days. Nothing sets up on a Monday or a Saturday. The usual hours are 8am to 1pm, and one of the six markets has no confirmed day on record.
How many markets are there in Marratxí?
Marratxí has six markets, all of them outdoor street markets and none of them a covered municipal hall. The largest is the Gran Mercat de Marratxí with 40 stalls. Across the six you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, fish, meat, cheese, bread, organic produce, clothing, footwear, handicrafts and antiques.
Are there markets in Marratxí on a Sunday?
Yes, one of Marratxí's six street markets trades on a Sunday, running outdoors from around 8am to 1pm like the rest. Sunday is the only weekend day with a market in the municipality, since nothing sets up on a Saturday. The other four trading days are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
What time do markets in Marratxí open?
Markets in Marratxí open at 8am and pack down at around 1pm, which is the standard timing across all six of the municipality's street markets. Get there in the morning rather than at midday if you want the fish and the fruit and vegetable stalls at their fullest, since everything here trades outdoors and finishes by early afternoon.