Saturday market, Plaça de la Vila
Eight until two. Thirty stalls, produce, plants and Mallorcan crafts. Small, entirely local, no coaches.
Eight until two. Thirty stalls, produce, plants and Mallorcan crafts. Small, entirely local, no coaches.
Chartered in 1306 and still the oldest market on the island, with the only surviving live-animal section in Mallorca. Between half eight and ten, then breakfast in the old station.
The island’s biggest flea market. Consell also holds a general market on Thursdays.
A hundred-year-old bootmaker, the survivor of a leather trade that once ran to thirty factories and two thousand people in this village. Sixty pieces of leather in a pair, over a hundred steps, Goodyear welted, a week per pair, and a lifetime guarantee. Monday to Friday ten to seven, Saturday morning. They take measurements for […]