Weekly Market Campanet Mallorca

The weekly market in Campanet is a small, very local Tuesday morning market held in the main square of this traditional village in the north of Mallorca, mainly used by residents for fresh produce and basic shopping. It is ideal if you are staying nearby (for example in the Pollensa–Alcúdia area or rural fincas around Campanet) and want to experience a quiet, authentic inland market rather than a big tourist event.

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Market day, hours and character

The Campanet weekly market takes place every Tuesday. Sources describe it as running roughly from 09:00 to 14:00, with the most common indication being 9:00–14:00 (2:00 p.m.) as a typical village‑market schedule.

It is considered a small, low‑key market, visited mainly by people from Campanet and the immediate surroundings, which means it feels calm and traditional even in high season. This makes it a good contrast to large, busy markets like Alcúdia or Sineu if you prefer a slower pace and a more everyday atmosphere.

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Location in Campanet

The weekly market is held in the Plaça Major of Campanet, the main square in the village centre. The square is right in front of the parish church, which serves as an easy landmark when you are walking or driving into the village.

Because the market is concentrated on Plaça Major, everything is close together: the stalls, nearby bars with small terraces and the narrow surrounding streets with their stone houses. Once you have parked near the centre, you can explore both the market and the village comfortably on foot.

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What you can buy at Campanet weekly market

Campanet’s Tuesday market focuses on fresh produce and everyday goods, similar to many other small inland markets on the island. Typical categories you can expect include:

• Fresh fruit and vegetables from local farms and orchards in the area, ideal for stocking a holiday kitchen.
• Basic food products such as bread, cheeses, cured meats and other groceries, depending on which stalls are present on a given week.
• Plants and flowers, common at village markets and popular with local residents.
• Clothing and footwear, mainly simple, practical items rather than fashion‑focused or tourist‑oriented goods.

The selection is not huge, but it is practical and clearly aimed at residents doing their regular weekly shop rather than souvenir hunters, which contributes to the market’s very local feel.

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Visiting tips and nearby activities

Because the Campanet weekly market is small, you can easily see all the stalls in less than an hour, leaving time for a relaxed drink at a café on Plaça Major. Many visitors combine a Tuesday morning in the village with other nearby attractions, such as the Campanet Caves or a scenic drive and walk in the foothills of the Tramuntana mountains, turning the market into just one element of a quiet inland Mallorca day.

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