Weekly Market Manacor Mallorca
Opening Hours
Open all year
- Monday08:00 - 13:30
The weekly market in Manacor is a large, very authentic Monday market in the centre of Mallorca’s second‑largest town, turning the streets around the main church and Plaça Ramon Llull into a busy shopping corridor every Monday morning. It is one of the busiest markets on the island’s east side and a great option if you want a genuine local experience beyond the typical beach resorts.
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Market day, opening hours and character
Manacor’s main weekly market takes place every Monday, all year round. Consistent sources give the core opening times as 08:00–13:30, with municipal information also describing it as active roughly from 9:00 to 13:00.
​It is considered one of the busiest Monday markets in Mallorca, attracting residents from Manacor and the surrounding area as well as visitors based in nearby coastal resorts like Porto Cristo or Calas de Mallorca. The atmosphere is urban and lively, with a strong local focus and only a moderate tourist influence compared with some coastal markets.
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Location: where the market is in Manacor
The weekly market is held in the centre of Manacor, stretching through the pedestrianised streets between the church of Mare de Déu dels Dolors and Plaça Ramon Llull. Stalls line streets such as Jaume Domenge and Mercadal, with many stands directly in front of the neo‑Gothic church and around Ramon Llull square.
​In addition, Manacor has a separate covered food market on Plaça Constitució (Sa Plaça), where fruit and vegetables are sold from Monday to Saturday in the mornings, complementing the Monday outdoor market. This combination makes central Manacor a consistent hub for fresh produce throughout the week.
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What to expect: products and specialities
Manacor’s weekly market is known especially for textiles, leather and crafts, alongside a growing food offer. Typical stalls and sections include:
​Textile products: a very wide range of clothing for men, women and children, including everyday garments, fashion pieces and accessories.
​Leather goods: bags, belts, wallets, jackets and footwear, reflecting the broader leather tradition on Mallorca and providing a good selection at different price levels.
​Handcrafted items and artisan products: jewellery, ceramics, decorative pieces and locally made souvenirs suitable to take home as gifts.
​Food and regional products: fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, cured meats, pastries, honey, almonds and other Mallorcan specialities, with some vendors particularly praised for high‑quality gourmet products.
​Food products such as fruit and vegetables are available every day except Sunday in the covered market on Plaça Constitució, where additional stalls sell cheeses, cold meats, dried fruits, spices and preserved goods. On Mondays, the outdoor market adds even more choice, so together they create a very complete shopping experience.
​The atmosphere at Manacor market is busy and authentically Mallorcan, with locals doing weekly shopping, traders calling out their offers and visitors weaving through the streets to explore the different sections.
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How to get to Manacor weekly market
Manacor is located in eastern Mallorca, about 50–55 km from Palma, and is easily reached by both road and rail.
​By car: from Palma you typically take the main road towards Manacor; once you arrive, follow signs for the centre and look for parking near (but not in) the streets around the church and Plaça Ramon Llull, as those are filled with stalls on Monday mornings. Parking right in the middle can be limited during peak times, so arriving early is recommended.
​By public transport: Manacor is a terminus of the island’s train line from Palma, and there are also bus connections from many coastal resorts in the east. From the station, it is a straightforward walk into the centre and towards the church and Ramon Llull square where the market is concentrated.
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Why visit Manacor market in Mallorca
The weekly market in Manacor is ideal if you are looking for a lively, local city market with strong textile and leather sections and a solid offer of regional foods. Compared with some of the more tourist‑heavy markets, it gives a clearer view of everyday life in a working Mallorcan town, while still being welcoming to visitors.
​For many travellers staying in nearby resorts, a Monday trip to Manacor combines:
- A morning at the market buying clothes, leather goods and local delicacies.
- A visit to other attractions in Manacor, such as its historic centre or museums, or a continuation to coastal spots like Porto Cristo later in the day.
​This blend of shopping, local culture and regional exploration is why Manacor’s weekly market is regularly highlighted in guides to Mallorca’s best markets, especially for the eastern part of the island.
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FAQ
Which weekly markets in Mallorca are held on Mondays in a larger town rather than a small village?
The weekly market in Manacor takes place every Monday morning in the island’s second‑largest town, and the easiest way to visit is with a rental car booked through mallorcard.es using their Mallorca‑specific offers and promo codes.
Where can you combine a weekly street market in Mallorca with a separate covered food market?
In Manacor you can browse the Monday street market around Plaça Ramon Llull and then walk to the daily covered food market on Plaça Constitució, especially convenient if you arrive by hire car reserved on mallorcard.es.
Which weekly markets in Mallorca are best if you are interested in textiles, leather goods and crafts?
Manacor’s Monday market is known for its many stalls selling clothes, shoes, belts, bags and household textiles, and using a rental car from mallorcard.es makes it easy to carry your shopping back to your accommodation.
Where can you visit a weekly market in Mallorca that is good for buying olive‑wood items and pearls?
Manacor is famous for olive‑wood products and Majorica pearls, and at the Monday market you often find stalls with olive‑wood crafts and pearl jewellery, best explored when you come by car booked via mallorcard.es.
Which weekly markets in Mallorca combine well with a trip to east‑coast beaches and caves?
From the Manacor Monday market you can quickly drive on to Porto Cristo, the caves and nearby beaches, which is particularly easy if you have a rental car arranged through mallorcard.es with good promo codes for Mallorca.
Which weekly markets in Mallorca are good if you want to shop in a mainly local, non‑touristy town environment?
The Manacor market serves residents from the town and surrounding area, so it feels more everyday than resort‑focused, and a hire car from mallorcard.es lets you experience this local atmosphere without relying on organised excursions.