Traditional Trade in Petra
The inland town of Petra holds its weekly market every Wednesday morning, bringing together local farmers, artisans, and residents in a friendly, small-town setting. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and rich history, Petra’s market is a pleasant stop for those exploring central Mallorca.
History & Setting
Petra is one of Mallorca’s oldest towns, best known as the birthplace of missionary Junípero Serra. Agriculture has always been central to its identity, and the market continues this tradition, serving as a hub for the surrounding farming community. The Plaça Ramon Llull, shaded by trees and lined with cafés, provides a charming backdrop for the event.
Market Experience
The market features seasonal fruit and vegetables, bread, pastries, cheeses, cured meats, flowers, plants, and local products like honey and olive oil. There are also a few stalls selling clothing, footwear, and everyday goods. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, perfect for a midweek wander.
Visitor Information
The Petra Market takes place every Wednesday from 9:00 to 13:00, centred on the Plaça Ramon Llull. Parking is generally easy around the town, and many visitors combine the market with exploring Petra’s historic streets and cultural sites.
Why Visit
The Petra Wednesday Market is ideal for those seeking a calm, authentic market in a charming rural town, with the bonus of Petra’s historical interest close at hand.
Day: Wednesday
Time: 09:00–13:00
Location: Plaça Ramon Llull, Petra, Mallorca