Weekly Market Búger Mallorca

The weekly market in Búger is a small, traditional Saturday morning farmers’ market in the centre of this quiet village in northern Mallorca, with a very local, non‑touristy atmosphere focused on fresh produce and simple crafts. It is perfect if you are staying around Sa Pobla, Campanet, Alcúdia or Pollensa and want to experience an authentic village shopping morning on the edge of the Tramuntana foothills.

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Market day, hours and feel

The Búger weekly market takes place every Saturday morning. Sources converge on typical opening hours of about 09:00–13:00, with some describing it as starting “around 8:00” and running through late morning.

It is a small, very local market, used mainly by residents but also appreciated by visitors renting rural houses nearby, and is much quieter than the big markets in Sa Pobla, Alcúdia or Inca. The atmosphere is village‑like and relaxed, with neighbours chatting in the street and plenty of time to talk to stallholders about their products.

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Exact location in Búger

There are two closely related references to the market location, both in the historic centre:

• Several descriptions state that the market is held along Carrer / Calle Mascaró, a central street in the town.

Others specify Plaça de la Constitució, the main square by the Town Hall, as the market site, noting that it runs there from 9:00 to 13:00.

In practice, the market is concentrated in the historic core around the Town Hall and main street, so if you head towards Plaça de la Constitució and Carrer Mascaró you will naturally find the stalls. Because Búger is very small, parking is generally described as straightforward, and once you have left the car it is only a short walk through the narrow streets to reach the market.

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What is sold at Búger weekly market?

Búger’s market is described as a traditional farmers’ market with additional everyday goods and some crafts. Typical products include:

Fresh local produce

• A wide range of fresh vegetables, fruits, nuts and herbs from nearby fields and farms, which are one of the main reasons locals come on Saturday mornings.
• Fresh meats and cheeses also feature among the local food products on offer.

Mallorcan staples and deli items

Olive oil, olives and other preserved goods are mentioned as typical items you can pick up as gifts or for home cooking.

​Crafts and painted ceramics

There is the chance to find typical Mallorcan crafts and painted ceramics, highlighted as decorative and popular to take home as souvenirs.

​The overall offer is not huge, but it is highly local and practical, with a combination of farm‑to‑table produce and a few distinctive artisan pieces.

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Visiting tips and what to combine it with

Because the market is compact, most visitors can see all stalls in well under an hour, making it easy to fit Búger into a relaxed Saturday plan. A good pattern is:

• ​Arrive between 9:00 and 11:00, when all stalls are open and the atmosphere is liveliest.
• Stroll through the streets around Plaça de la Constitució and the parish church, noticing the historic crosses and traditional houses described in local guides.
• ​Stop for a drink or snack in one of the village bars before continuing on to nearby places such as Sa Pobla (a larger, busier market town east of Búger) or Campanet, both of which offer more restaurants and additional sights.

​In this way, the weekly market in Búger becomes the starting point for a slow, inland Saturday combining traditional village life, local food and short excursions through northern Mallorca’s countryside.

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