Towns of Mallorca · Raiguer & the inland villages

Marratxí

Potters' country on Palma's doorstep, with five historic villages, a clay fair and a museum devoted to fang (clay).

ATLAS DE MALLORCA Marratxí 39°39′N · 2°45′E Nº 31 / 53

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Things to do in Marratxí

The clay tradition goes back to the 18th century in Pòrtol and Sa Cabaneta, where potteries arrived from Santa Eugènia. The Museu del Fang, in the windmill at Sa Cabaneta, holds about 900 pieces, and the clay fair takes place in the first half of March. The municipality has five historic villages: Marratxinet, the original one, Sa Cabaneta, Pòrtol, Pla de na Tesa and Pont d'Inca.

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    Getting there

    The Ma-13A road and the Ma-13 motorway cross the municipality, and the SFM train stops at Pont d'Inca, Pont d'Inca Nou, Polígon de Marratxí, Marratxí and Caülls.

Quick facts

Patron saint's day
Saint Marcial (Sant Marçal), 30 June
Weekly market
Wednesday mornings in Sa Cabaneta (a small market)
Inhabitants
40,422 (2025)

Where to stay in Marratxí

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Near Marratxí

Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.

Macià Batle

Macià Batle winery tour and tasting

Tour of the fermentation and bottling areas of a Santa Maria del Camí winery, with its label art and a tasting paired with local bites.

Closed on Sundays according to Google

  • from €21
  • 1 h–2 h
  • Raiguer & the inland villages
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What is there to see and do in Marratxí?

The clay tradition goes back to the 18th century in Pòrtol and Sa Cabaneta, where potteries arrived from Santa Eugènia. The Museu del Fang, in the windmill at Sa Cabaneta, holds about 900 pieces, and the clay fair takes place in the first half of March. The municipality has five historic villages: Marratxinet, the original one, Sa Cabaneta, Pòrtol, Pla de na Tesa and Pont d'Inca. Atlas de Mallorca lists 4 experiences in town and 9 nearby: eKarts Marratxí: indoor electric karting, One-day ceramics workshop in Pòrtol (hand-building), Museu del Fang in Marratxí, traditional ceramics in a windmill, Visit to the Suau cellar and distillery with a spirits tasting, Family winery in Santa Maria del Camí with tasting and transfer from Palma, Santa Maria del Camí Sunday market.

How do you get to Marratxí?

The Ma-13A road and the Ma-13 motorway cross the municipality, and the SFM train stops at Pont d'Inca, Pont d'Inca Nou, Polígon de Marratxí, Marratxí and Caülls.

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