The most classic fair in Palma: attractions, games and stalls to go with family, as a couple or with friends (from Carnival to Easter)
The Fira del Ram returns to Son Fusteret with full weeks of fair atmosphere: from strong attractions and a Ferris wheel, to food stalls and games to spend the afternoon-night without planning too much.
✅ Why go
It is an easy and very “seasonal” plan: you can go for a while (an hour) or stay all afternoon, and there is always something for every age. In addition, during the week there are usually fewer people than on the weekend.
❌ To keep in mind
On weekends it gets quite crowded and, if you go by car, access can be slower.
If you want to go quietly, better during the week or first thing on Saturday/Sunday.
📍 Data
Date: February 27 to April 12, 2026
Place: Son Fusteret Campus, Palma
🕒 Hours
Monday to Thursday: 16:30–23:00
Friday: 16:30–01:00
Saturdays: 11:00–01:00
Sundays and holidays: 11:00–23:30
🚌🚇 How to get there (useful tip)
- EMT Bus: line 10 (Son Fusteret stop)
- Metro: M1 (Son Fuster Vell stop)
- There are also parking spaces available next to the venue
💡 Tip to make the most of it
If you go with kids or prefer less noise and fewer queues, the best time is usually Monday to Thursday (from 4:30 p.m.) or early Saturday (11:00 a.m.).
A celebration of citrus fruits, sunshine, and the essence of the Tramuntana mountain range. Spring in Mallorca smells of orange blossom, and the Fira i Jornades de la Taronja de la Vall de Sóller (Orange Fair and Days of the Sóller Valley) celebrates its 20th edition. For more than two weeks, the valley's most emblematic fruit takes center stage, transforming Sóller into one of the island's most vibrant spring destinations through gastronomy, markets, culture, and tradition.
Thursday, April 9 (Opening)
- Location: Sóller Town Hall
- Opening of the local citrus products exhibition
- Launch of the program "Quantes taronges tenc?" contest
- Official presentation of the gastronomic events
Saturday, April 11 (Main day of the fair)
- Orange and citrus market with stalls selling local products
- Exhibition of citrus varieties
- Food fair throughout the square and local shops
- Tasting of dishes with citrus fruits (approximately €4)
- Citrus dessert competition
- Live music, xeremiers and street entertainment
- Official opening ceremony and awards presentation
- Cocktail demonstration featuring local citrus-based drinks
- Vivir xaranga street band
- Family workshops (garlands, crafts and more)
- Guided tour about the hydraulic heritage of Sóller
- Live concerts (Los Lost and Whisky Mama)
- Recommended dress code: orange
Sunday, April 12
- Citrus and local produce market
- Stock exchange through local stores
- Live acoustic music
- Cultural activity at the MUCBO: history of citrus fruits in Sóller with tasting
- Children's theatre and face painting workshops
- Guided tour: The orange groves of Sóller
- Guided tour of the Fornalutx springs
Saturday, April 25 (Closing in Fornalutx)
- Children's drawing contest
- Orange cake contest
- Taronja d'Or Awards Ceremony
- Traditional music with xeremiers
Don't miss it!
- Main location:Plaça Constitució, Sóller
- Additional locations:Port de Sóller and Fornalutx
- Dates:April 10–26, 2026
- Entrance:Free (some tastings and activities have a cost)
- Best day to visit:Saturday, April 11
- Recommendations:Combine your visit with Port de Sóller or arrive on the historic train
After years of absence, one of Palma's most vibrant spring celebrations returns. Organized by the Casa de Andalucía in the Balearic Islands, this eagerly awaited return brings with it four days of festivities where locals and visitors gather to experience the essence of southern Spain, right in the heart of Mallorca.
What you'll find
- Performances of Sevillanas, Flamenco and Rumba on multiple stages
- Booths open to everyone — no reservation required
- Andalusian cuisine with traditional dishes and tapas
- Live music and continuous entertainment throughout the day and night
- Activities for the whole family and cultural programming
- Rociera Mass — one of the most emblematic and emotional moments of the fair
- Mounted Police Exhibition — a unique cultural display
- Special booths and collaborations, including spaces like Compañía La Rosa with its characteristic mix of gastronomy, music and carefully selected atmosphere
The atmosphere is colorful, lively, and full of energy: flowing dresses, music everywhere, and long nights of dancing and socializing. It has been declared an event of municipal public interest and represents an important step in making the April Fair a key moment once again on Palma's cultural calendar.
More than just a festival, it is a celebration of community, diversity and shared traditions, where Andalusian culture meets the open and Mediterranean spirit of Mallorca.
Programming
Thursday, April 23 to Sunday, April 26, 2026
- Four days of continuous celebration
- Entertainment and programming throughout the entire period
Practical information
- Location:Son Fusteret, Palma
- Dates:April 23-26, 2026
- Entrance:Free
- Access to booths:No reservation required
A weekend brimming with music, food, and vibrant southern spirit. Pollença brings a touch of Andalusia to Mallorca with the return of this festive celebration. For three days, Plaça de Ca les Monnares transforms into a lively fairground with traditional flavors, flamenco rhythms, and a warm atmosphere where everyone is welcome.
The fair is known for its flamenco, sevillanas and live music, Andalusian cuisine and local food, DJs and nighttime celebrations, equestrian shows and cultural traditions, as well as a paella competition and community gatherings. A celebration where music, food and culture come together, perfect for all ages.
Programming
Friday, April 10
- 19:45 – Inaugural parade with bugles and drums
- 8:00 PM – Official opening and ribbon cutting
- 20:30 – Speech by Mateu Vila Cerdà
- 9:30 PM – Live concert (Luces de Bohemia)
- 23:30 – DJ session (Mesclat)
Saturday, April 11
- 11:30 – The paella competition begins
- 14:00 – Tasting and evaluation by the jury
- 3:00 PM – Awards Ceremony
- 16:00–18:00 – Afternoon with DJ Bea
- 7:00 PM – Nighttime reopening with Andalusian food
- 20:00 – Flamenco show (De Txamba Na)
- 9:30 PM – Live music (Oxalis)
- 00:00–03:00 – DJ session (stains)
Sunday, April 12
- 11:00 – Opening and Andalusian gastronomy
- 11:00 – Equestrian and flamenco show
- 12:00 – Rociera Mass with the Rociero Choir of Mallorca
- 13:00 – Flamenco with an Andalusian horse
- 7:00 PM – Closing of the fair
Data
- Location:Ca les Monnares Square, Pollença
- Dates:April 10-12, 2026
- Event type:Traditional fair with gastronomy, music and culture
One of Palma's most vibrant spring events returns to Parc de la Mar, bringing together the best of Mallorcan gastronomy, local products and artisan culture.
Set against the iconic backdrop of the Cathedral and the sea, this open-air market transforms the heart of the city into a Mediterranean meeting point full of flavor, creativity and atmosphere.
What you'll find
- Local wines and gastronomic delights
- Fresh, seasonal produce from all over the island
- Handmade crafts and artisanal products
- Live music and a vibrant social atmosphere
Be Palma is the perfect plan to enjoy Mallorca in its most authentic form: good food, local talent and that unmistakable Mediterranean spirit.
Data
- Location:Parc de la Mar, Palma
- Date:Thursday, April 30, 2026
The Capdepera Medieval Market is a large-scale historical festival held on the third weekend of May. During these days, the town transforms into an authentic medieval village, with streets filled with artisans, artists, knights, and merchants creating an atmosphere reminiscent of the past.
The main events take place in the historic center of the town and on the grounds of Capdepera Castle, built in the 14th century. The castle once served as a fortress protecting against pirates and has been well preserved, offering stunning views of the island and the sea from its walls.
The festival features a rich program in which participants recreate scenes from life in medieval Capdepera, such as the arrival of King James II and moments from the defense of the fortress against pirates. Theatrical performances and battles between knights in historical costumes are staged.
The culinary aspect includes tastings of traditional Mallorcan products such as cheese, cured meats, honey, pastries, olive oil, and wine. The taverns offer medieval specialties, roast meats, and local liqueurs.
Programming
- May 15-17, 2026
Data
- Location:Carrer del Castell, 07580 Capdepera, Mallorca, Balearic Islands
- Entrance:Paid
- Official website: ajcapdepera.net/es/mercado-medieval
Once again, Pollença beats to the ancient, unhurried rhythm of wine. During the weekend of its 23rd edition, the Wine Fair transforms the town into a space where time seems to slow down and everything revolves around a glass of wine. The cloister of Santo Domingo becomes both a refuge and a stage.
Between stone arches and filtered light, the wine takes on body and voice. It is not just a beverage: it is bottled landscape, the memory of the land, the invisible imprint of each season. Each tasting is a silent conversation with the sun, the wind, and the hands that have tended the vineyard.
This year, 37 wineries are showcasing their finest vintages, four of which are participating for the first time, adding to a vibrant tradition. The names of IGP Vi de la Terra de Mallorca, DO Pla i Llevant, DO Binissalem, and DO Montsant resonate, a testament to the island's diverse and rich viticultural heritage.
The fair is a meeting place for those who create and those who taste. Stories flow as naturally as the wine in the glass: anecdotes from harvests, bold decisions, and quiet lessons learned. Each wine holds a story waiting to be heard. Amid aromas that evoke ripe fruit, wood, or damp earth, the wine becomes the thread that weaves together shared emotions.
Programming
- Wednesday, April 22, 7:30 p.m.Location: RCNPP Hall - Puerto Pollença
- Talk: "The recovery of Malvasia" by Hipólito Medrano, professor at the UIB and owner of the Nacra winery
- Friday, April 24, 8:00 p.m.Location: Exterior covering of the cloister of Santo Domingo
- Welcome to the Falset Wine Fair
- Recital: "A glossed wine" by Tomeu Fus
- Concert: Primitiu Jazz Quartet
- Saturday, April 25, 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.Place: Cloister of Santo Domingo de Pollença
- Commented tasting at 11:45 a.m.: Galmés i Ferrer
- Commented tasting at 1:15 p.m.: Dunord Vitícola
- Sunday, April 26, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Place: Cloister of Santo Domingo de Pollença
- Ticket office closes one hour earlier
Participating wineries
- They are Juliana
- Ses Rotes
- Dunord Vitícola (new stake)
- DO Montsant (representing 29 wineries / 29 wines)
Practical information
- Location:Cloister of Santo Domingo de Pollença
- Dates:April 25 and 26, 2026
- Entrance:From 15 euros (includes a 5 euro discount voucher for wine purchases at the fair)
- Registration for guided tastings:Available on the official website
Rural tradition takes center stage once again inCalviàwith a new edition of the Fira d’Oví i Caprí, an essential event to discover the authentic livestock and agricultural heart of Mallorca.
Throughout the weekend, the town will come alive with a program designed for all audiences, where there will be no shortage ofsheep and goat livestock exhibitions, competitions, traditional demonstrations and educational activities that bring the rural world closer to young and old.
In addition, you can enjoy a festive atmosphere with:
✨ Market of local and artisanal products
🧀 Tastings of cheeses, sausages and typical gastronomy
🐕 Sheepdog demonstrations and traditional sheep shearing
🎶 Animation, music and children's activities
A fair that highlights thelocal peasantry, the culture and traditions of the area, combining gastronomy, entertainment and heritage in a unique setting.
📍 A perfect opportunity to connect with the rural world, support local products and enjoy an authentic experience in Mallorca.
Are you coming to experience it? 🌾
Morning fair to celebrate traditional clothing: embroidered fabrics, handmade details and ball de bot
For the first time in Son Servera, a fair dedicated to traditional Mallorcan clothing arrives: a morning plan with a warm and community atmosphere, designed to bring you closer to textile crafts and popular culture in a spectacular place like the Església Nova.
✅ Why go
If you like the most authentic Mallorca, this is a great plan: living tradition, local pride and a beautiful environment to see embroidery, fabrics and handmade details up close.
Plus, it's a good excuse to walk around the town and stay for a drink afterwards.
❌ To take into account
It is in the morning and lasts a few hours: if you want to watch it calmly, go from the beginning.
And since they can still expand programming, it is advisable to check the updated information before going.
📍 Data
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2026
Time: 10:00–14:00
Place: Església Nova, Son Servera
Entry: FREE
💡 Useful tip
Good plan if you go with someone who “isn't into fairs”: the place is already worth the visit.
And if you are left wanting more, it is usually the type of event where you then want to continue with a quiet route through the center.
Book stops + roses and signatures: the most beautiful day to walk through the center with a cultural plan
On April 23, Palma is filled with book and rose stalls and the center becomes a perfect route to walk, without rushing.
The grace is not “buying and that's it”: it is the atmosphere, the brands, the recommendations of booksellers and the street plan that the city creates for you.
📜 A little history
The tradition of Sant Jordi unites two symbols for different reasons:
Therose comes from the legend of Sant Jordi: after defeating the dragon, a red rose is born from his blood that the saint gives to the princess, and that is why the day is associated with giving roses.
The book is linked to Book Day because April 23 coincides with the date on which great authors such as Cervantes and Shakespeare, and the idea of giving books as gifts became popular.
Over time, both traditions came together and today is lived as a day ofroses + books: a perfect mix of affection and culture.
🗺️ Where is the atmosphere (to find your way quickly)
Normally it is distributed in very central areas: La Rambla, Passeig del Born, Via Roma, Sant Miquel and Plaça Major.
✅ Why go
Because it is the typical plan that works for everything: going as a couple, with friends, as a family or alone.
You can spend 20 minutes or take a “long route” and you always find something (a book you weren't looking for, a dedication, a rose, or simply the walk).
❌ To take into account
It is a day with a lot of people in the center. If you want to move comfortably and see signatures calmly, it is best to go in the morning or early afternoon.
📍 Data
Date: April 23, 2026
Location: center of Palma (Rambla / Born / Sant Miquel / Plaça Major and surroundings)
Entry: FREE
🧠 Recommendations (the ones that really help)
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If you want to “hunt” for a good book: start at Plaça Major + Sant Miquel (many bookstores are concentrated there).
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If you are looking for a beautiful and atmospheric walk: take Born → Rambla (more “street route” and stops).
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If you go with little ones: prioritize wide sections (Born/Via Roma) to be more comfortable with a stroller.
Get ready for a morning full of flavor, tradition, and spectacle! Starting at10:00 hWe begin a new edition of the Fira del Llonguet with a very special opening: theGiants of LlucmajorThey will parade accompanied by theXeremiers de S’Arenalfilling the streets with music and popular culture.
Throughout the morning, the streetSister DamianaIt will host workshops and circus performances withInca Acrocircle, designed for family enjoyment 🎪
At10:30 a.m.Then one of the most anticipated moments arrives: the contest“The Best Llonguet of the Fair 2026”, organized by AVV Es Pil·larí and ASCAIB, with a top-level jury made up of renowned professionals from the gastronomic sector.
The programming continues at11:30 a.m.with an incredibleshowcookingwhere renowned chefs will showcase their culinary talent live 👨🍳🔥
In addition, there will be street parades with the circus.Stromboli, the traveling music ofWonderful Burruñoschildren's entertainment, raffles withDrabingoand many more surprises.
And to end the day on a high note…3:00 PM to 7:00 PMEnjoy the best atmosphere with theLlongueter Afternoon Dancewith DJ Santi Vega 🎧
📍 Come and experience a unique day filled with gastronomy, entertainment, and a great atmosphere. Are you going to miss it?