Market • Bar And Grill • Florist

Mercat de l’Olivar

Plaça de l'Olivar, s/n, Centre, 07002 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain

4.50

(26,211 reviews)

Website

+34 971 72 03 14

Mercat de l’Olivar is a vibrant market in the heart of Palma, where local vendors offer a delightful array of fresh produce, seafood, and pastries in a beautifully restored historic hall, creating a lively atmosphere that captures the essence of Mallorcan culture.

What Makes It Special

The market features a diverse selection of stalls, from fresh fish and artisanal cheeses to gourmet prepared foods, allowing visitors to experience a true taste of Mallorca in one location.
The light-filled hall not only enhances the shopping experience but also provides a picturesque setting for enjoying a meal or a snack at one of the on-site bars and restaurants.
Regular events and tastings are held, offering visitors the chance to engage with local producers and learn about traditional Mallorcan culinary practices.

Insider Tips

Visit early in the morning for the freshest selection and to avoid the crowds, especially on weekends when the market is most popular.
Don’t miss the opportunity to try local delicacies such as ensaïmada (a sweet pastry) and fresh seafood dishes at the market's eateries.
Bring cash, as some vendors may not accept cards, and be prepared to haggle for the best prices on fresh produce.

What Makes It Special

The market features a diverse selection of stalls, from fresh fish and artisanal cheeses to gourmet prepared foods, allowing visitors to experience a true taste of Mallorca in one location.
The light-filled hall not only enhances the shopping experience but also provides a picturesque setting for enjoying a meal or a snack at one of the on-site bars and restaurants.
Regular events and tastings are held, offering visitors the chance to engage with local producers and learn about traditional Mallorcan culinary practices.

Insider Tips

Visit early in the morning for the freshest selection and to avoid the crowds, especially on weekends when the market is most popular.
Don’t miss the opportunity to try local delicacies such as ensaïmada (a sweet pastry) and fresh seafood dishes at the market's eateries.
Bring cash, as some vendors may not accept cards, and be prepared to haggle for the best prices on fresh produce.