Santa Catalina Market

The current market building dates from 1920, making it one of Palma's most enduring food halls. The Santa Catalina neighbourhood takes its name from Mallorca's patron saint, and the market has been at its heart ever since. Long a working-class fishing quarter, the area has evolved into a thriving food and cultural district while the market has kept its local feel.

Fish and seafood are the stars here, reflecting the neighbourhood's fishing heritage. You'll find fresh catches alongside fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, charcuterie, flowers, and a good selection of wines and spirits. The market's food court has prepared food options including tapas counters where you can grab a bite as you shop. It's worth coming on a Saturday morning when the market is at its liveliest and the selection is at its best.

The market is at Plaça de la Navegació, s/n in the Ponent district of Palma, within easy walking distance of the city centre. Parking is available on the surrounding streets. The Santa Catalina neighbourhood is well served by local buses. For more municipal markets in Palma, the city also has the larger Olivar Market in the old town.