In the fertile north of Mallorca, nestled among vast vegetable fields, lies Sa Pobla—a town inextricably linked to agriculture. Its traditional Sunday market reflects this rural spirit and draws people from all over the surrounding area week after week.

What can you find at the weekly market in Sa Pobla?

Sa Pobla is famous for its potatoes, which were once exported from here all the way to England. Accordingly, agricultural products dominate the market: fresh potatoes, vegetables, beans, artichokes, onions, and seasonal fruit straight from local farmers. There’s also cheese, deli meats, bread, and flowers, as well as stalls selling clothing, household goods, and handicrafts. It’s a true farmers’ market where the focus is on the quality of regional products.

When and where?

The weekly market in Sa Pobla takes place every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The main venue is the Plaça de la Constitució in front of City Hall, from where the market extends to the Plaça del Mercat.

Directions & Parking

Sa Pobla is located about a 45-minute drive northeast of Palma and is easily accessible via the Ma-13 highway toward Alcúdia. You can also take the Palma–Sa Pobla train directly to the town; the train station is within walking distance of the center. You’ll find parking spots in the streets around the town center.

Tip for Your Market Visit

Try the local specialty “Espinagada” at one of the eateries on the market square—a hearty pastry filled with eel and vegetables that’s especially popular around the Fiesta de Sant Antoni. This way, you can combine your shopping with a culinary experience.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Sa Pobla Weekly Market

When is the weekly market in Sa Pobla?

The market takes place every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Plaça de la Constitució.

What is sold at the market in Sa Pobla?

The focus is on agricultural products such as potatoes, vegetables, beans, and artichokes, as well as cheese, sausage, bread, clothing, and household goods.

What is Sa Pobla known for?

Sa Pobla is famous for its potato farming and is considered one of Mallorca’s most important agricultural regions.