Sineu Wednesday market, over 700 years old
Weekly Wednesday-morning market with a 1306 privilege from King Jaume II and live animals, around the church and Plaça del Fossar; walking around is free.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Towns of Mallorca · Es Pla (central plain)
In the heart of the island: a Wednesday market, a palace of the Kings of Mallorca and a winged bronze lion.
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James II made Sineu one of his residences and rebuilt his palace here in the early 14th century. Beside the Gothic church of Santa Maria stands “es lleó”, the winged lion of Saint Mark, the town’s patron, cast in bronze in 1945. The former Minim friary, with its Baroque cloister, has been the town hall since 1877.
Weekly Wednesday-morning market with a 1306 privilege from King Jaume II and live animals, around the church and Plaça del Fossar; walking around is free.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Coach trip combining Sineu's Wednesday market, beach time at Formentor and a boat ride, with hotel pickup.
Coach day through the north and interior with pickup in Porto Cristo, Cala d'Or or Colònia de Sant Jordi, ending at Sineu market.
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Wednesday morning, market day, complete with a livestock section. Sant Marc is celebrated on 25 April, and the spring fair on the first Sunday of May.
Come by train: SFM line T3 stops in Sineu, a few minutes from the old town. On market day the central car park fills up early.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
A collection of insects, fossils and animals from the Iberian-Balearic region and around the world, open on the first and third Sunday of each month.
A workshop on an organic estate near Inca where you make a 25 cm fused-glass bowl; it is collected or shipped after firing.
Visit to a Mallorcan manor estate with more than 30 rooms, black pigs, a smithy, an oven and a wash house, open every day.
A museum of orality and Mallorcan popular culture in the birthplace of the poet Rafel Ginard, in the heart of the Pla.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
A walk in the countryside to pick pigment plants and flowers, then a workshop dyeing a silk scarf that you take home the same day.
Guía local de astronomía del Puig de Bonany (listado en GuruWalk)
Guided viewing of constellations, planets and the Moon from Puig de Bonany with a telescope, in Spanish and pay-what-you-want.
James II made Sineu one of his residences and rebuilt his palace here in the early 14th century. Beside the Gothic church of Santa Maria stands “es lleó”, the winged lion of Saint Mark, the town’s patron, cast in bronze in 1945. The former Minim friary, with its Baroque cloister, has been the town hall since 1877. Atlas de Mallorca lists 3 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Sineu Wednesday market, over 700 years old, Sineu Market and Formentor with boat trip, Bus day trip to Formentor, Port de Pollença, Alcúdia and Sineu market, Visit to Expo Biodiversity, Costitx's natural-history cabinet, Fused glass workshop on a Llubí estate: make your own glass bowl, Els Calderers manor estate and museum visit.
Wednesday morning, market day, complete with a livestock section. Sant Marc is celebrated on 25 April, and the spring fair on the first Sunday of May.
Come by train: SFM line T3 stops in Sineu, a few minutes from the old town. On market day the central car park fills up early.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.