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Weekly market · Artà

Mercat d'Artà

Mercat d'Artà runs Tuesday in Artà.

Artà's Tuesday market runs around the Plaça del Conqueridor at the foot of the town's hilltop sanctuary, in the island's Llevant. In summer an artisan market sets up around Na Batlessa.

Stalls under plane trees at the Artà weekly market
Olaf Tausch · CC BY 3.0 / Wikimedia

Mercat d'Artà Market Days & Opening Hours

Market day
Tuesday. Tuesday mornings around Plaça del Conqueridor; a summer artisan market sets up around Na Batlessa
Hours
Tuesday is consistent across sources including official Artà tourism, but reported hours conflict (08:00–13:00 / 10:30–13:30 / 10:00–14:00) and no official clock hours were confirmed in the Phase-1 pass, left unstated.
Where
Plaça Jaume I el Conqueridor, 07570 Artà · Google Maps →
From Palma
About 61.6 km from Palma Cathedral, straight-line.
What's sold
Meat, charcuterie and preserves, and fruit and vegetables from Artà and nearby growers, alongside a summer artisan market of craftwork and textiles.

About Mercat d'Artà

What you'll find

Artà's Tuesday market runs around the Plaça del Conqueridor in a town that climbs towards a hilltop sanctuary, which gives the whole thing a steeper, more compact feel than the flat inland markets. The covered section next to the square holds meat, charcuterie and preserves, plus fruit and vegetables from growers in Artà and nearby municipalities, so the produce here is genuinely local. In summer an artisan market sets up around Na Batlessa, a late-19th-century manor house that now serves as the municipal library, adding craft, textile and footwear stalls to the Tuesday morning.

When to go

Tuesday morning. Official Artà tourism confirms the day and the location, but we couldn't pin down clock hours from an official source, and the times reported elsewhere conflict badly, so we've left them out. Go in the morning. The artisan section around Na Batlessa is a summer addition, so out of season the market is smaller and more local.

Eating around the market

Two of our ranked venues sit right by the market: Es Taronger about 119 metres from the square, and Ayt Iraten Restaurant just under 200. We rank ten venues in and around Artà, so this is thinner coverage than Palma or Pollença, but the two closest are both walkable from the stalls.

Mercat d'Artà FAQ

What day is market day in Artà?

Tuesday morning, around Plaça del Conqueridor in the town centre.

What time does the Artà market open?

We couldn't confirm official opening hours, and the times reported elsewhere conflict, so we don't publish one. Plan for a morning visit.

What food is sold at the Artà market?

The covered section beside the square holds meat, charcuterie and preserves, plus fruit and vegetables from growers in Artà and nearby municipalities, so the produce is genuinely local. A summer artisan market of craftwork and textiles sets up around Na Batlessa alongside it.

Is Artà worth visiting?

The town climbs towards the Santuari de Sant Salvador, which sits about 100 metres from the market, so the market and the sanctuary make an easy single trip. It's one of the quieter markets we cover.

How far is Artà from Palma?

About 62km straight-line from Palma Cathedral, in the Llevant in the island's north east, the furthest of the markets we cover.

Where should I eat near the Artà market?

Two ranked Guidavera venues are walkable from the stalls: Es Taronger (119m), Ayt Iraten Restaurant (197m).

How do I get to the Artà market?

TIB lists lines 325 (Alcúdia to Cala Rajada), 411 (Cala Rajada to Manacor) and 421 (Colònia de Sant Pere to Artà) as serving Artà.

Where to Eat Near Mercat d'Artà

10 restaurants on Guidavera in and around Artà, closest first.

Getting to Mercat d'Artà

By bus
TIB lists lines 325 (Alcúdia to Cala Rajada), 411 (Cala Rajada to Manacor) and 421 (Colònia de Sant Pere to Artà) as serving Artà.
Parking
We haven't found parking guidance published by the town hall for this market, so we don't describe specific car parks. The market takes over the town centre streets, so expect to park outside the centre and walk in.

Routes per TIB (Transports de les Illes Balears): bus lines and timetables. Timetables change, so check before travelling.

Around Mercat d'Artà

Nearby landmarks

Other markets nearby