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Weekly market · Sóller

Mercat de Sóller

Mercat de Sóller runs Saturday in Sóller.

Sóller's Saturday market spreads out from Plaça de sa Constitució beneath the Tramuntana, a short tram ride from the port. The town also keeps a permanent covered market hall through the week.

A produce and charcuterie stall inside the Sóller municipal market hall
Kritzolina · CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia

Mercat de Sóller Market Days & Opening Hours

Market day
Saturday. Saturday open-air market in the town centre; the permanent municipal market hall opens Monday to Saturday; Port de Sóller has its own market on Thursday
Hours
Open-air market Saturday 8:00–14:00. Municipal market hall Monday to Saturday 9:00–13:00. Port de Sóller market Thursday 8:00–14:00.
Where
Plaça de sa Constitució, 07100 Sóller · Google Maps →
From Palma
About 22.8 km from Palma Cathedral, straight-line.
What's sold
Local produce, Sóller oranges and citrus, cheeses and charcuterie, alongside clothing and craft stalls on the Saturday street market.

About Mercat de Sóller

What you'll find

Sóller has two markets running in parallel, which trips people up. There's a permanent municipal market hall, a small covered building with produce, charcuterie and cheese counters, and there's the Saturday open-air market that spreads out from Plaça de sa Constitució into the surrounding streets. The town sits in a valley of citrus groves, and Sóller oranges and lemons are the thing the place is known for, so the produce stalls are the part worth your time. The rest of the Saturday market runs to clothing and craftwork.

When to go

Saturday, 8:00 to 14:00, for the open-air market. The municipal market hall keeps its own hours, Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 13:00, so you can shop the hall on a weekday when the streets are quiet. Port de Sóller runs a separate market on Thursday mornings, 8:00 to 14:00. All three sets of hours come from the Ajuntament de Sóller, which also notes an occasional Sunday market at Plaça Constitució in peak season.

Eating around the market

Seven ranked Guidavera restaurants sit within a short walk of the square, starting with Ca'n Pintxo at about 79 metres, La Romaguera at 138 and the traditional Ca's Pentinadó at 149. Counting the port, we rank 20 venues in and around Sóller.

Mercat de Sóller FAQ

What day is market day in Sóller?

The open-air market is Saturday, 8:00 to 14:00, around Plaça de sa Constitució. The covered municipal market hall opens Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 13:00. Both per the Ajuntament de Sóller.

Is there a market at Port de Sóller?

Yes, Thursday mornings, 8:00 to 14:00, per the Ajuntament de Sóller.

Is the Sóller market worth visiting?

The Saturday market is small next to Pollença or Inca, but Sóller is a citrus valley and the produce stalls reflect that. The permanent market hall means you can also shop midweek when the town is quieter.

How far is Sóller from Palma?

About 23km straight-line from Palma Cathedral, over the Tramuntana on the island's north west coast.

What is sold at the Sóller market?

Local produce, Sóller oranges and citrus, cheeses and charcuterie, alongside clothing and craft stalls on the Saturday street market.

Where should I eat near the Sóller market?

Seven ranked Guidavera restaurants sit within a short walk of the square, starting with Ca'n Pintxo Restaurant (79m), La Romaguera Restaurant (138m), Ca's Pentinadó (149m).

How do I get to the Sóller market?

TIB lists line 204 (Port de Sóller to Palma), plus 203 (Valldemossa / Deià), 231 and 232. Sóller is also connected to Palma by the historic Ferrocarril de Sóller, a heritage railway separate from the TIB network.

Where to Eat Near Mercat de Sóller

20 restaurants on Guidavera in and around Sóller, closest first.

Getting to Mercat de Sóller

By train
Sóller is also linked to Palma by the historic Ferrocarril de Sóller, a separate heritage railway from the TIB network.
By bus
TIB lists line 204 (Port de Sóller to Palma), 203 (Valldemossa / Deià), 231 (Port de Sóller to Alcúdia) and 232 (Port de Sóller to Fornalutx).
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 de Sóller

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