Son Servera is located in northeastern Mallorca, just a few kilometers from the vacation resorts of Cala Millor and Sa Coma. Its Friday market is correspondingly lively: a colorful, diverse market that attracts many vacationers from the nearby coastal towns while still retaining its village character.

What can you find at the weekly market in Son Servera?

The market offers a wide variety of goods. In the narrow alleys around Pere Antoni Servera Street, you’ll find mainly textiles, clothing, and fashion accessories. In the central square, stalls line up offering fruits and vegetables, Mallorcan handicrafts, and gift items. There’s also leather goods, ceramics, plants and flowers, jewelry, and a few fresh food stalls with bread, cheese, and fish. Household goods, toys, and bric-a-brac are also on offer—there’s something for almost everyone here.

When and where?

The weekly market in Son Servera takes place every Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The heart of the market is Plaça de Sant Joan in the town center, from where the stalls stretch along several streets all the way up to the old train station.

Directions & Parking

Son Servera is located in the northeast of the island, about 64 kilometers from Palma, and can be reached in about an hour via the MA-15. From Cala Millor, Sa Coma, and Cala Bona, the town is just a few kilometers away and well-connected by bus. Parking is usually easy in the streets around the town center.

Tip for Your Market Visit

Take your time exploring the entire market—you’ll only see the full range of what it has to offer once you walk all the way to the upper end near the old train station. Afterward, it’s worth taking a stroll through the well-maintained town center with its striking, unfinished new church. If you’re on a beach vacation, it’s best to combine your visit to the market with a relaxing afternoon at the nearby beaches of Cala Millor.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Son Servera Weekly Market

When is the weekly market in Son Servera?

The market takes place every Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Plaça de Sant Joan in the town center.

What is sold at the market in Son Servera?

Textiles, clothing, and accessories, as well as fruits and vegetables, handicrafts, leather goods, ceramics, flowers, and fresh food stalls selling bread, cheese, and fish.

How do I get to Son Servera?

By car, it’s about an hour from Palma via the Ma-15. The town is close to Cala Millor and Sa Coma and easily accessible by bus.