Markets in Soller

The old town puts you a short walk from both the covered hall and the town centre street market. Soller Town Centre is your best base, with small hotels and guesthouses within easy reach of the main square. Gran Hotel Soller is the more comfortable choice and Hotel El Guia a long-standing one, both within walking distance of the stalls.

The Sóller Weekly Market sets up outdoors in the town centre, selling fruit and vegetables, meat, cheese and dairy, and bread and pastries. Its stall count is not fixed, and it complements the covered hall for bakery goods and prepared foods.

The Port de Sóller Weekly Market runs down at the port with around 20 stalls, the larger of the two, leaning towards produce, flowers and plants. Elsewhere in the Balearic Islands, Inca runs one of the island's largest weekly markets.

The Soller Market is the town's covered hall on Plaça des Mercat, 25 stalls under one roof and the largest of the three. It stocks fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy, with the valley's own oranges and lemons a regular fixture. Check the Ajuntament de Sóller website for opening hours and official events.

Thursday and Saturday are the two busiest days in Sóller, with two of the three markets trading on each. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday the covered hall on Plaça des Mercat is the only one open, and nothing trades on a Sunday.

Sóller has a market trading every day except Sunday, and Thursday and Saturday are the busiest, when two of the town's three markets open at once. The covered market on Plaça des Mercat trades six days a week, and the two street markets take a day each, usually 8am to 2pm.

Sóller's covered municipal market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy across its 25 stalls, with the valley's own oranges and lemons in season. The two street markets add bread and pastries, prepared foods, flowers and plants, clothing, footwear, jewellery and handicrafts.

Yes, the Port de Sóller Weekly Market runs at the port with around 20 stalls, making it the larger of the town's two street markets. It sells mainly fresh fruit and vegetables alongside flowers and plants, and it trades on a different day from the town centre street market.

Sóller's municipal market is on Plaça des Mercat in the town centre. The town is reachable on the historic Palma to Sóller railway, by bus, or by car through the Sóller tunnel. Parking in the centre is limited on busy market days.