The Top 2 Markets in Mallorca You Don't Want to Miss

The idyllic town of Sineu, on the warm island of Mallorca, is home to one of the oldest and most authentic markets on the island. Every Wednesday morning, the town square is filled with market stalls, vibrant with color and life. Sineu's market has been in operation for centuries and is the soul of this small town. Visitors from the island and locals alike flock to the market to mingle, bargain and shop. The offer is wide and varied: from traditional handicrafts, such as leather goods, ceramics, wood carvings and jewelry, to local fruits, vegetables, cheeses and sausages. You will also find homemade cakes and sweets, freshly squeezed juices, herbs and spices and a selection of traditional clothing and other items.

The Inca market in Mallorca is a vibrant and dynamic place. It is the largest covered market in Mallorca and is located in the heart of the capital, Palma de Mallorca. The market was originally built by the Romans and is filled with colorful stores and vendors offering a wide range of traditional products such as local produce, spices, handmade crafts and regional jewelry. The bustling atmosphere of the market is a delight for locals and tourists alike. Although it is a tourist attraction, it is still an authentic Mallorcan market, with people from all over the island coming to buy and sell their wares. The variety of food stalls is remarkable, with different types of Mediterranean dishes and sweets such as cabbage, churros, fresh fruit and Spanish omelette. The market is also a good place to buy traditional souvenirs and handmade items, such as embroidered sandals, local vegetable oils and artisan cheeses.