Market · Santa Catalina, Palma, Palma

Santa Catalina Market

Santa Catalina Market
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Santa Catalina Market has served the old fishermen's quarter of Palma for well over a century. Stalls sell local fish, fruit, cheese and sobrassada sausage, and small bars serve fresh seafood and a glass of wine at the counter. The streets around it are full of cafés and restaurants.

Updated October 18, 2026On day 2 of Palma de Mallorca in 3 Days

Visiting Santa Catalina Market: what to know

Tickets
Free to enter.
Time needed
About 1 hour, longer if you stay for lunch.
Best time
Late morning, Monday to Saturday. Stalls close mid-afternoon and it is closed on Sundays.
Getting there
About 15 to 20 minutes on foot west of the cathedral, just past Es Baluard.

Palma itineraries with Santa Catalina Market

Day 2 of Palma de Mallorca in 3 Days

Bellver Castle and Santa Catalina

How Santa Catalina Market fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Bellver CastlePalma
  2. 12:30Santa Catalina MarketPalma
  3. 15:00Es Baluard MuseumPalma
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Santa Catalina Market FAQs

Is Santa Catalina Market open on Sundays?

No. It opens Monday to Saturday from early morning, with most stalls closing around 3pm.

Can I eat at Santa Catalina Market?

Yes. Several bars inside serve tapas, oysters and seafood to eat at the counter.

Santa Catalina or Olivar market?

Olivar is bigger and more central. Santa Catalina is smaller, more local and in a lively neighbourhood.

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