[2025 Palma de Mallorca Attraction] Travel Guide for Mercat de l'Olivar (Updated Mar)

If you are in Palma de Mallorca i recommend you to check out this amazing food market. The food there is very delicious. They have a lot of fruits and fish and meat and everything else you can imagine. They also offer traditional mallorquín dishes prepared for you. Furthermore there are many comfortable sitting options to have some food and drinks. The market is located close to the city centre #couplestrip

Palma de Mallorca is the capital and largest city of the Balearic Islands in eastern Spain. There are many attractions worth visiting in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Here are some recommendations: History and Culture - Palma Cathedral: This Gothic cathedral was built between the 14th and 17th centuries and is one of the landmarks of Palma. The interior of the church is richly decorated with exquisite murals, gilded pulpits and lamp stands. The painting on the dome, "The Holy Virgin Mary," is particularly exquisite, and you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of the bay and the city. - Bellver Castle: Built in the 13th century, it was originally a fortress, then converted into a mint and prison, and now houses a history museum and the Desbouygues Museum of Classical Sculpture. The castle is in Gothic style and has a unique design, overlooking the city of Palma and the Bay of Palma. - Arab Baths: Witnessing the history of the Moorish rule, it is one of the best-preserved Arab-style buildings on the island. Its unique architectural style, exquisite mosaic tiles and vaulted ceilings inside give people a strong sense of exoticism. Style. Natural scenery - Palma Beach: One of the most popular beaches, with a wide beach, clear water and complete facilities. You can enjoy water activities such as swimming, surfing, windsurfing, and sunbathing on the beach. - Estranit Beach: Known as one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean, it has clear waters and a charming coastline. The surrounding scenery is beautiful and it is a great place to relax and enjoy the sea view. - Cape Formentor: Located at the northernmost tip of the island, it is the first place in Spain to greet the sunrise. It has spectacular sea views and winding mountain roads. You can drive for an exciting driving experience and visit the Far de Formentor lighthouse to enjoy the sunrise and Beautiful sunset view. City leisure - Plaza Mayor Sucaruja: One of the busiest squares in Palma, surrounded by many cafes, restaurants and shops, where you can enjoy delicious food, shop and feel the local atmosphere. - Olive Market: Located in the center of Palma, it is a fresh food market with a variety of shops and stalls. You can taste a variety of Spanish food and buy fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and seafood, cooked food, snacks, etc. - Palma Old Town: There are many historical buildings and streets preserved here. Walking through them is like traveling through a time tunnel. You can also discover many local specialty shops and art galleries, and feel the rich historical and cultural atmosphere.

📍Mallorca, Spain is truly a holiday paradise, with endless sea, beach sunsets, and Tapas that are incredibly satisfying. . ✈️ After arriving at the airport, find the Wiber blue shuttle bus to reach the car rental point. You can get a number/take the car on-site according to the order information and drive away 🚗. It is recommended to buy full insurance. We encountered a tire puncture/unstable tire pressure, and they directly replaced the car without any cost. . 🏖️ Far de Formentor at the northern cape, Picture 2 There are parts with steep mountains and narrow, sharp turns, which really test your driving skills. You also have to avoid black goats 🐐 and cycling teams along the way. Watching the sunset at the lighthouse is absolutely stunning, and the scenery along the way looks like it’s straight out of a Fuji filter, making it a super valuable experience. . 💙 Popular beach Caló des Moro, Picture 3 Since we arrived early, the large crowds hadn't arrived yet. The sunlight on the water makes it emerald green, and it looks great in any photo 😍. To get into the water, you need to walk down some rocks, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes. . 🥘 Restaurant Mónaco, divine seafood paella, Picture 4 We found this restaurant on our way to Playa del Muro beach. It was the first time we saw 🦀️ crab claws and crab legs in paella. The ingredients were not only fresh but also generously used, the seasoning was superb, and the service was excellent ✌🏻. If you are nearby, you must visit this place. . ⛪️ Sóller Town, Picture 5 Beautiful port ⚓️ Port de Soller, with many small boats in the quiet harbor. It’s also great to take photos from the top of the mountain. There is also the town church 💒 Sant Bartomeu de Sóller and the century-old red tram. Parking is convenient, and you can tour the town in half a day. . 🍉 Mercat de I'Olivar Olive Market, Picture 6 A must-visit market in the city center, it closes at 2 pm, so try to go early! The fruits are explosively sweet, such as cherries 🍒, watermelon, strawberries, and loquats, none of which are bad. You can even pick one and have it cut into small pieces to eat directly 🍉. There is a whole seafood area + some small shops inside, and there are shops on the second floor that can help with processing. . 🐙 Bar Andaluz, Picture 7 There is a queue every day, with 2300+ reviews and a 4.7 rating tapas bar that we finally got to try. It also has signatures from stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Iker Casillas. The grilled octopus/scallops and various seafood dishes are all great, and a glass of Sangria will bring you happiness.