Santa Catalina Market

The market is the oldest in Palma. The building dates back to 1920. It is located in the neighbourhood of the same name, on the corner of Carrer Anníbal and Carrer Pou, just 150 metres from Parc de sa Feixina. The modest but elegant setting has some very interesting Art Nouveau façades and two- or three-storey houses that give it a cosy village feel.

The market retains the charm of traditional markets, where you can buy excellent fresh and seasonal products. However, it is not just a place to do your daily shopping. It is also a culinary meeting and learning space, where chefs, restaurateurs, cooks and lovers of good food can explore and discover new flavours. A true paradise for those who value quality and understanding where their food comes from. 

A feast for the senses

At the heart of the market are around 50 stalls offering a wide variety of fresh, top quality produce. From freshly caught fish and seafood to meats from local producers, artisan cheeses, seasonal fruits and vegetables, it's a feast for the senses! You can't miss the chance to try sobrasada, the island's emblematic sausage, or to delight in the exquisite ensaimadas and other traditional sweets on offer in Mallorcan bakeries.

It has also become a melting pot of cultures in Palma, a traditional but at the same time multicultural and modern place, where people converge doing their daily shopping, pushing a trolley, chefs buying food for their restaurants, Mallorcans having vermouth on Saturdays and visitors from different origins trying the variat mallorquí for the first time. 

Home delivery service

The range of fresh produce is rounded out by a variety of local crafts and additional services, with extended opening hours and home delivery, whether you are staying on land or docked in the port of Palma. 

Whether you are looking for ingredients for your dinner or just want to enjoy a gastronomic stroll, the Santa Catalina Market offers you an unique experience in the heart of the city. Don't miss it!