Santa Marta de Tormes Tuesday Market

Artá Street Market sets up every Tuesday from 9am to 2pm in Plaça del Conqueridor and along Carrer Ciutat in the centre of Artá, Mallorca. Around 40 stalls make it one of the most popular weekly markets in eastern Mallorca, and every one of them is cash only. Get there early for the best selection, as things start to wind down after midday. Browse all the markets listed in this city or just the street markets.

What you'll find at Artá Street Market

The 40 stalls run to clothing, handmade jewellery, leather bags and footwear, alongside local handicrafts like Mallorcan ceramics and palm baskets. There's also a covered section next to the plaza with fresh produce, local cheeses, sausages and artisan bread, plus a few stalls cooking prepared food to eat as you walk.

How to get to Artá Street Market

The market runs along Plaça del Conqueridor and Carrer Ciutat in the town centre. Parking is available nearby. Artá is in northeastern Mallorca, about 60 kilometres from Palma, reached via the Ma-15 towards Manacor then the Ma-4040.

Where to stay in Santa Marta de Tormes

Santa Marta de Tormes sits right on the edge of Salamanca, so most visitors base themselves across the river. Salamanca City Centre has the widest spread of hotels at different price points, and Gran Vía puts you closest to the transport links heading back over the bridge. Santa Marta de Tormes itself has a handful of options that work well for an early market visit.

What day is Artá Street Market?

Artá Street Market runs every Tuesday, setting up from 9am in and around Plaça del Conqueridor and winding down by about 2pm. It trades weekly through the year, so any Tuesday works, and arriving in the first hour gives you the full 40 stalls before traders begin packing away.

What can you buy at Artá Street Market?

Artá Street Market sells clothing, handmade jewellery, leather bags and footwear across its 40 stalls, plus Mallorcan handicrafts such as ceramics and woven palm baskets. The covered section beside the plaza adds fresh fruit and vegetables, cured sausages, local cheeses and artisan bread, with a few stalls serving prepared food.

Do stalls at Artá Street Market take cards?

No, Artá Street Market is cash only, so draw money out before you arrive rather than counting on a stall taking a card. There are bank branches and cash machines in the centre of Artá, a few minutes' walk from Plaça del Conqueridor.