It's easy to forget how much fun it is to shop at a weekly market when modern shopping malls and supermarkets are available.
Markets are part of the Mallorcan culture and offer a deep insight into the original life on the island.
The numerous traditional markets in Mallorca invite you to stroll and browse, even if you don't want to buy anything.
The colorful range of market stalls and the unique atmosphere are an experience in themselves that every holidaymaker should experience.
On the east coast, a recommended market takes place on Fridays in Son Servera held, which is very popular with tourists and locals.
Where is the weekly market in Son Servera?
The market takes place in Son Servera city center on Plaça Sant Joan. It is an open-air market open to the public.
The Market in Cala Millor as an official part of the municipality of Son Servera is only about three kilometers from Son Servera.
When does the weekly market in Son Servera take place?
Fridays is market day in Son Servera on Mallorca's east coast. From 9 a.m the market stalls are lined up every Friday and visitors stream into the city center from the surrounding area. The market closes at 14pm for the fiesta.
Some stands start dismantling as early as 13 p.m. It is best to come in the morning, in the first few hours, to avoid the midday heat and to have the full range.
Offer at the weekly market in Son Servera
The Son Servera market is a mixed market where non-food products predominate. There are individual stalls selling fresh foods such as fruit, vegetables, bread, cheese and fish, but most stalls offer leather goods, pottery and textiles.
plants, flowers, handicrafts and jewelery you will also find a large selection here, but also some cheap products. From household goods to odds and ends, toys and baby clothes, everything is there.
At the market you can buy typical Mallorcan leather products such as bags, belts and shoes.
Tip: Don't forget to bargain
The prices of the clothes and bags on the market in Son Servera are a matter of negotiation and with a little skill you can protect your holiday budget. You should bring enough time with you, because trading sometimes takes a little longer.
When visiting the market, it is advisable to always take enough small change with you, as card payment is not permitted at the stands. Look out for stalls run by local farmers and try the different types of cheese they offer.
Take some fresh fruit with you to have later at the beach to eat. Mallorcan olive oil or wine from this market will remind you of your experiences in Mallorca at home.
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The market takes place in the center of Son Servera on Plaça Sant Joan and is open to the public.
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The weekly market in Son Servera takes place every Friday from 9am to 14pm. Stalls start dismantling as early as 13pm, so it's best to arrive early to get the full range.
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The market in Son Servera is a mixed market with a wide range of non-food items such as leather goods, pottery, textiles, plants, flowers, handicrafts and jewellery.
There are also some fresh food stalls such as fruit, vegetables, bread, cheese and fish. You can also find household goods, bric-a-brac, toys and baby clothes.
It is advisable to haggle for clothes and bags and to bring enough small change with you, since cards cannot be used to pay at the stands.