In addition to its natural beauty, Mallorca offers a wide selection of impressive properties that blend in perfectly with the Mediterranean flair. From luxurious villas with endless sea views and charming fincas in the idyllic interior to modern penthouses in the heart of Palma – the real estate market in Mallorca is diverse and dynamic. With Kunze & Partner, you have professional experts at your side to make your real estate dream a reality. Because anyone who fulfills their dream of owning a property here is investing in a unique lifestyle.

The island also invites you to discover the authentic Mallorca. At the traditional weekly markets, lively market halls and diverse flea markets, you can find regional specialties, fresh produce and handmade goods – a treat for locals and visitors who want to experience the Mallorcan way of life up close. Mallorca offers a variety of lively weekly markets that take place all over the island.

Here is a selection of the most popular weekly markets on Mallorca:

• Palma de Mallorca (Mercat de l’Olivar)
  • When: Daily except Sundays
  • What to expect: This central market hall in Palma offers a wide selection of fresh seafood, fruit, vegetables and local delicacies. Perfect for foodies looking for high-quality products.

• Sineu market
  • When: Wednesdays
  • What to expect: Sineu is known for its famous market, where agricultural produce, livestock and a wide range of local handicrafts are sold.

• Inca market
  • When: Thursdays
  • What to expect: The market in Inca is one of the largest on the island and specializes in leather goods as well as fresh produce and other local products.

• Alcúdia Market
  • When: Tuesdays and Sundays
  • What to expect: In the old town center of Alcúdia, the market offers handicrafts, clothing, food and fresh produce.

• Pollença market
  • When: Sundays
  • What to expect: In the picturesque market square of Pollença you will find fresh fruit, flowers, local crafts and clothing.

• Santa Maria del Camí market
  • When: Sundays
  • What to expect: Known for its organic produce, local wines and artisan products, this market is ideal for eco-conscious visitors.

• Santanyí Market
  • When: Wednesdays and Saturdays
  • What to expect: Located in the charming town of Santanyí in the southeast of Mallorca, this market offers a good selection of local produce, handicrafts and souvenirs.

These markets are not just for shopping, but also offer an opportunity to experience the local culture and cuisine in an authentic setting.

Market halls in Mallorca – a culinary journey through Spain’s food and lifestyle culture

There are several important market halls in Mallorca that offer fresh local produce and traditional specialties. The market halls or “food markets” in Palma have developed into real trendy meeting places and places-to-be. On Saturday mornings, people meet for “cerveza o vino y tapas” but also for oysters and champagne. Here are some of the best known:

• Mercat de l’Olivar (Palma de Mallorca)
  • Location: In the heart of Palma
  • What to expect: This indoor market is the largest in Palma and offers fresh fish, seafood, meat, cheese, fruit, vegetables and a wide range of local produce. It also has several tapas bars where you can try fresh food on the spot.

• Mercat de Santa Catalina (Palma de Mallorca)
  • Location: In the Santa Catalina district, Palma
  • What to expect: This market hall is one of the oldest in Palma and is known for its lively flair. Here you will find many stalls with fresh produce, local delicacies and a wide selection of exotic dishes.

• Mercat de Pere Garau (Palma de Mallorca)
  • Location: In the Pere Garau district, Palma
  • What to expect: This market is less touristy and more authentic, with a multicultural offering. In addition to the classic Mallorcan products, there are many international foods here.

• Mercat de Sineu
  • Location: Sineu
  • What to expect: A combination of weekly market and market hall, located in the historic center of Sineu. Agricultural products, handicrafts and fresh food are offered here.

These markets are great places to discover local specialties and experience Mallorca’s food culture up close

Flea markets and antiques

The “rata markets” on Mallorca are markets that mainly deal with the trade of second-hand items and antiques. They are similar to flea markets and offer an interesting mix of junk, furniture, handicrafts and collectibles. Here are some of the best-known “rastro” or flea markets in Mallorca:

• Consell Rastro
  • When: Sundays
  • Where: Consell (north of Palma)
  • What to expect: One of the largest and most famous flea markets in Mallorca. Here you can discover furniture, clothes, antiques, books and many second-hand items.

• Palma Rastro
  • When: Saturdays
  • Where: Avinguda Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga, Palma
  • What to expect: A typical Palma flea market where you can find clothes, electronics, furniture, books and second-hand items of all kinds.

• Llucmajor flea market
  • When: Fridays
  • Where: Llucmajor (Plaza España)
  • What to expect: As well as a normal weekly market, there is also a section for second-hand items, antiques and bric-a-brac.

These markets are perfect places to find unique treasures and experience the island’s culture off the beaten tourist track.