Towns of Mallorca · Bay of Alcúdia

Sa Pobla

Also known as La Puebla

The market-garden town beside the Albufera, with quirky museums, a Sunday market and the Sant Antoni festival.

Things to do
9 nearby
Weekly market
Sundays
ATLAS DE MALLORCA Sa Pobla 39°46′N · 3°01′E Nº 39 / 53

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Things to do in Sa Pobla

Sa Pobla was founded by order of Jaume II in 1300 as La Pobla de Huialfàs and is one of Mallorca's main market-gardening centres, known for early potatoes exported to England. Part of its territory reaches the Albufera de Mallorca, where the municipality's lowest point lies, at −3 m. The town council highlights the Museu de la Joguina, the Museu de Sant Antoni i el Dimoni and the Bodegues Crestatx.

We don't list any experiences inside Sa Pobla yet: these are the closest.

Coves de Campanet

Campanet Caves visit

Caves in the island's northern interior with stalactite chambers, a route of about 40 minutes and gardens with a restaurant.

  • from €17
  • 45 min–1 h
  • Raiguer & the inland villages
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Sa Pobla at a glance

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    Getting there

    It has an SFM train station (Inca–sa Pobla line, connecting to Palma) and is reached by the Ma-13 motorway, which ends within its municipality.

Quick facts

Patron saint's day
Sant Antoni Abat, 17 January (bonfires the evening before)
Weekly market
Sundays
Inhabitants
14,990 (2025)

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What is there to see and do in Sa Pobla?

Sa Pobla was founded by order of Jaume II in 1300 as La Pobla de Huialfàs and is one of Mallorca's main market-gardening centres, known for early potatoes exported to England. Part of its territory reaches the Albufera de Mallorca, where the municipality's lowest point lies, at −3 m. The town council highlights the Museu de la Joguina, the Museu de Sant Antoni i el Dimoni and the Bodegues Crestatx. Atlas de Mallorca lists 0 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Guided brewery tour with a six-beer tasting at Mallorca Beer Co, Muro Ethnological Museum (17th-century manor house), Guided tour of Bodega Butxet with a five-wine tasting, Campanet Caves visit, Birdwatching in s'Albufera Natural Park with a local guide, S'Albufera Natural Park: ranger-led visit.

How do you get to Sa Pobla?

It has an SFM train station (Inca–sa Pobla line, connecting to Palma) and is reached by the Ma-13 motorway, which ends within its municipality.

Sources

Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.