Soller Market
Every Saturday morning the centre of Soller fills with stalls selling fruit, cheese, sobrasada, crafts and clothes. It is the best-known weekly market in the valley and pairs well with the Mercat Municipal, the covered market.
- Day
- Saturday
- Hours
- ≈ 8:00-14:00
- Where
- Plaça de sa Constitució
- Covered market
- Mercat Municipal
Quick summary
- The Soller weekly market takes place on Saturday mornings on Plaça de sa Constitució and the nearby streets.
- Hours are approx. 8:00 to 14:00: sources give 8:00-13:30, 8:30-14:00 and 9:00-14:00. Check with the town hall.
- The Mercat Municipal is the covered market, with fresh produce, cheese, sobrasada and olive oil.
- Bring cash, arrive early and do not count on parking nearby on a Saturday.
- In Port de Soller, some sources mention a Thursday morning market (approx., unverified).
Updated: 1 November 2026
The Saturday weekly market
The Soller market is held weekly on Saturdays on Plaça de sa Constitució, the main square facing the church of Sant Bartomeu and the town hall. Stalls spread into the nearby streets, and there is also a seasonal craft market by the Alameda.
- Hours: approx. 8:00 to 14:00. Mallorca.com lists 8:00-13:30, Mallorcard 8:30-14:00 and other guides 9:00-14:00. Check the times with the Soller town hall.
- Atmosphere: touristy and local at once. Early in the morning you will find more locals and a better selection.
- Craft market: according to Mallorcard, it runs on Saturdays from March to November, about 9:00 to 14:00, at the Alameda near the square.
What you can buy
- Fruit and vegetables from the area, including Soller oranges and mandarins in season.
- Cheese, cured meats and sobrasada, olive oil and olives.
- Majorcan sweets and pastries.
- Crafts, jewellery, toys and clothes.
For what to buy, when each product is in season and the protected names, see our guide to local produce from Soller.
Mercat Municipal: the covered market
The Mercat Municipal is on Plaça des Mercat in the centre of Soller. It is the covered food market, with stalls for fruit and vegetables, fish, sobrasada, ham, cheese, olive oil and salt.
Photos: Kritzolina, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
On Saturdays the street stalls spread around it, so it is easy to cover both in one morning. Opening days and hours for the covered market are set by the stallholders and the town hall: check before you go, especially out of season.
Port de Soller market
Some guides (Majorca Daily Bulletin) mention a market in Port de Soller on Thursday mornings. Check the day and location with the town hall before planning your visit.
Fairs and events with a market
- Fira de la Taronja (orange fair): the 2024 edition took place on 13 April on Plaça de sa Constitució, with a craft market and food showcase, according to the town hall programme. Dates change every year.
- Firó (May): a festival recalling the Moorish landing of 1561, with street re-enactments. Dates and programme: Soller town hall.
- Other fairs and a Christmas market: dates and format vary from year to year; check the town hall events calendar.
Getting there on a Saturday
- Train from Palma: the station is in the centre of Soller, a few minutes' walk from the square (approx.). See the Soller train.
- Tram from the Port: it reaches the centre and saves you the car. See the Soller tram.
- By car: on Saturdays parking fills up early. Read parking in Soller.
- More options in getting to Soller.
Tips for visiting the market
- Arrive before 10:00 for fewer crowds and the best produce.
- Bring cash in small notes: not every stall takes cards.
- Haggling is not usual at food stalls.
- Bring your own bag.
- Wear comfortable shoes: the streets get busy.
Where to eat near the market
Around the square there are cafes and bakeries for breakfast or a fresh orange juice. For a slower lunch, see the Port de Soller restaurants, a short tram ride away.
A Saturday plan in Soller
- Early morning: arrive by train or tram and stroll the market on the square.
- Mid-morning: Mercat Municipal and breakfast on the square.
- Midday: tram to Port de Soller and lunch by the sea.
- Afternoon: walk the harbour or take a boat trip.
Other Mallorca markets by day
| Day | Market |
|---|---|
| Thursday | Port de Soller (approx., unverified); Palma, Santa Catalina |
| Saturday | Soller; Santanyí; Palma, Santa Catalina |
| Sunday | Santa Maria; Pollença; Alcúdia |
| Tuesday | Alcúdia |
| Wednesday | Santanyí |
Sources: Majorca Daily Bulletin and travel guides. Days can change: check with each town hall.
Soller Market FAQ
What day is the market in Soller?
The weekly market is held on Saturday mornings on Plaça de sa Constitució.
What time is the Soller market?
Approx. 8:00 to 14:00. Sources vary between 8:00-13:30 and 9:00-14:00; check with the town hall.
Where is the Soller market?
On Plaça de sa Constitució, facing the church of Sant Bartomeu, and in the nearby streets. The Mercat Municipal is on Plaça des Mercat.
What is sold at the Soller market?
Fruit, vegetables, oranges in season, cheese, sobrasada, olive oil, sweets, crafts, jewellery and clothes.
Is there a market in Port de Soller?
Some guides mention a Thursday morning market, but it is not officially verified. Check with the town hall.
Can I park near the market?
On Saturdays parking fills early. It is better to come by train or tram, or arrive very early.
Do market stalls take cards?
Not all stalls accept cards. Bring cash.
Is there a market in Soller in winter?
The craft market runs from March to November according to Mallorcard. For the weekly market out of season, check with the town hall.
