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Chestnut Magic in Palma: Emilio Macanás and His Winter Pots
Roasted Chestnuts in Palma During Winter
Roasted chestnuts are a classic part of Palma’s pre-Christmas season and a small winter ritual in the old town.
Published: April 22, 2026
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Are roasted chestnuts common in Palma in winter?
Yes, roasted chestnuts are a familiar part of Palma’s pre-Christmas season. On cool December afternoons, stalls in the old town add a warm smell and a small winter tradition to the city streets.
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Where can I find Emilio Macanás selling chestnuts in Palma?
He is usually found at Plaça del Mercat in Palma.
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2FAQ
What is the best time to buy roasted chestnuts in Palma?
The pre-Christmas season is the best time to look for them.
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3FAQ
How much do roasted chestnuts cost in Palma?
A bag costs four euros, and half a kilo costs seven euros.
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4FAQ
What makes roasted chestnuts in Palma taste different?
They are roasted over a wood fire in a metal cauldron.
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5FAQ
Are there things to do around Plaça del Mercat in Palma in winter?
Plaça del Mercat is a good place for a short winter walk in Palma.
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6FAQ
Do locals and tourists both buy chestnuts in Palma?
Both locals and tourists buy them, especially Germans.
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Why are street chestnut stalls important in Mallorca?
They support local tradition, atmosphere, and small business.
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