Wochenmarkt Port de Pollença

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The Port de Pollença Weekly Market is a Wednesday market and flea market held on the Plaça Miguel Capllonch in Pollença, in the north of Mallorca.

What to Expect

The market covers a wonderfully broad range of goods: fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese, charcuterie, honey and Mallorcan olive oil sit alongside stalls selling clothing, jewellery, leather goods, ceramics, wooden items, spices, flowers and toys. The leather goods are a particular highlight — bags, belts and accessories draw plenty of well-deserved attention. If you fancy haggling, it's well worth trying your luck at selected stalls.

Location & Surroundings

The market spreads across the entire Plaça Miguel Capllonch and spills into the streets around it. The square is lined with pavement cafés and bistros — perfect for watching the bustle over a coffee. The bus and taxi stop is located at the rear of the square.

Atmosphere

The square makes a lively, colourful backdrop for the market. Locals and visitors shop here side by side, giving the whole place a genuine, everyday feel that's hard to find elsewhere.

A Note on the Season

The number of stalls varies depending on the time of year. In the off-season — around mid-October, for example — there tend to be fewer traders than during the busy summer months.

Facilities & services

Accessibility

EntranceParking

Payment

Credit cardDebit cardContactless

Good for

Families with children

Opening Hours

Closed now— Opens Wed at 09:00

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 09:00–13:30
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Opening hours according to Google, as of 15/09/2026

Good to know

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which day of the week does the market take place?

The market takes place every Wednesday.

What local products are typical of this market?

Mallorcan olive oil, honey, cheese and charcuterie are among the local specialities you'll regularly find here.

Are there arts and crafts stalls at the market?

Yes — alongside food and clothing, you'll find stalls selling ceramics, wooden items and jewellery. That said, some visitors feel the proportion of locally made crafts is fairly limited.