Bunyola Autumn Market — 70+ Stalls, Kids' Program & Classic Cars

The small town of Bunyola fills up today with market stalls, music and children's activities: more than 70 vendors, a classic car display and a kids' program create a lively atmosphere until about 5 PM.

Autumn festival in Bunyola attracts locals and visitors

The small town of Bunyola is showing once again how lively Mallorca's villages can be in autumn. For the festival in honor of Saint Catalina Tomàs there are more than 70 stalls set up in the alleys — from handmade ceramics to sweet almond specialties. The market stalls stretch from the town centre to the main street; lantern light glows everywhere, and the air is filled with the scent of freshly fried churros and roasted chestnuts.

What is on offer today

There is a dedicated program for children with pony rides, a craft station and a small puppet theatre that starts around 11:30 AM. On the square next to the church there are information and sales stalls of local associations; at the corner to Carrer Major a mini car exhibition shows classic vehicles — shiny vintage cars that attract tourists and locals alike.

Artisans offer knitted scarves, soaps and local specialties. If you're in the mood for something hearty, you'll find Mallorcan grilled dishes and sobrasada in bread; if you prefer sweet treats, try torró or freshly roasted almonds. Small vendors also sell pottery and regional wine — ideal souvenirs if you plan to leave the square today.

Atmosphere and useful information

The weather is typical for late November: cool but dry, with a light breeze from the Tramuntana. Despite the chill the mood is upbeat, and many people stay longer than planned to enjoy a coffee and listen to the local choir, which performs a few traditional songs around 1:00 PM. Children run through the streets with colorful balloons, and at one stall an older gentleman shares anecdotes from past festivals — you can tell everyone knows each other.

The autumn market is expected to be open until about 5:00 PM. Parking in the centre is limited; if you're coming from Palma it's usually more relaxed to take the bus or regional train and avoid the parking search. If you arrive by car, come early or use one of the signposted parking areas on the outskirts.

Why the trip is worth it

For me such festivals are the best snapshots of the island: no big shows, but real people, craft and aromas you only find at a village market. If you're still looking for a weekend idea today — Bunyola offers a cosy mix of tradition, children's activities and regional products. And yes: the classic cars look especially photogenic in the sun, if you have a camera with you.