What to Do in Mallorca This Weekend: March 7–9

Mallorca's most beloved pottery fair returns to Marratxí. Browse handcrafted ceramics, traditional siurells, tiles, and earthenware from local artisans. A centuries-old tradition celebrating the island's clay heritage.

One of Mallorca's most picturesque weekly markets. Stroll through the charming streets browsing artisan crafts, local produce, olive oils, sobrasada, and handmade leather goods.

Palma's oldest covered market is a foodie paradise. Fresh fish, local cheeses, charcuterie, seasonal fruits, and the best ensaïmadas. Arrive early for the best selection.

The largest Sunday market in northern Mallorca. Set within the medieval walled town, offering fresh produce, flowers, handmade crafts and vintage finds.

The beloved Spanish pop-rock band brings their infectious energy to Palma. Known for hits like "Pan y Mantequilla" and "Cuando Me Siento Bien", expect a night of dancing and sing-alongs.

An intimate evening of authentic flamenco in the heart of Palma. Professional dancers, guitarists, and singers perform in a traditional tablao setting. Dinner and show packages available.

Over 50 of Mallorca's finest restaurants offer special tasting menus at reduced prices. From Michelin-starred establishments to beloved local gems, discover the island's culinary excellence. Three-course lunch from €20, dinner from €30.

Palma's most glamorous Sunday brunch at the iconic Dome rooftop. Live DJ, champagne, Mediterranean tapas, and panoramic views of the cathedral and harbour. Smart casual dress code.

Visit Mallorca's oldest winery (est. 1711) for a guided tour and tasting of their award-winning wines. The estate in Consell features a beautiful courtyard and centuries-old cellars. Reservation required.

Palma hosts a full programme of events for International Women's Day including exhibitions, talks, live music, and a march through the historic centre. Events across Plaça Major, CaixaForum, and Es Baluard.

Explore Palma's open-air architectural museum featuring replicas of Spain's most iconic buildings. This weekend features live artisan demonstrations, traditional music, and guided tours of the Romanesque, Gothic, and Moorish pavilions.

Visit the current exhibition "Mediterranean Dialogues" featuring works by Miquel Barceló and other Balearic artists. Free guided tours on Saturday at 11:00 and Sunday at 12:00.

The 50th edition of this legendary rally race through Mallorca's mountain roads. Watch classic and modern rally cars navigate the twisting roads of the Serra de Tramuntana. Free spectator areas along the route.

A spectacular trail running event through the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana. Routes of 14km, 24km, and 42km wind through ancient olive groves, mountain peaks, and dramatic coastal cliffs. Registration required.

Palma's annual funfair with a 60-metre Ferris wheel, thrill rides, bumper cars, and food stalls. A beloved tradition for families and thrill-seekers. Open daily through March.

Start your weekend with a luxury sunrise yoga session overlooking Palma Bay. Held on the terrace of the Castillo Hotel Son Vida, followed by a healthy brunch. All levels welcome.

A curated outdoor experience in the hills above Valldemossa. Guided nature walk through almond and olive groves followed by a gourmet picnic with local wines, artisan cheeses, and seasonal produce.

Special weekend programme at Palma Aquarium including shark feeding shows, interactive touch pools, and a new jellyfish exhibition. Perfect for families with children of all ages.

Palma's legendary waterfront club hosts its weekly Saturday session with international DJs spinning deep house and electronic beats. Stunning harbour views from the terrace.

A stunning exhibition exploring Picasso's deep connection with the Mediterranean, featuring rarely seen works from private collections. The Fundación March's modernist building is an artwork in itself.