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Coll d'en Rabassa Market

Closed today

Open:  · 8:00–14:00

Market information

When
Wednesday and Saturday
Opening hours
8:00–14:00
Where
Esquina de las calles Cardenal Rosell con Lluís Ripoll, 07007 Palma de Mallorca
Season
All year round
Stalls
~15

The Coll d'en Rabassa market is held on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 am to 2 pm on the promenade of calle Cardenal Rossell, at the corner with Lluís Ripoll, all year round.

It is a neighbourhood market of about fifteen stalls, with fresh food at its core: fruit and vegetables, clothes, footwear, household textiles, crafts, leather goods and flowers and plants. EMT bus lines 18, 27, 28 and 35 stop nearby.

Until 2021 it was Wednesdays only: the Saturday was added at the stallholders' own request. Es Coll d'en Rabassa was once a fishing village, and from that era remains the Torre d'en Pau, the late-19th-century coastal battery now turned into a park.

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Upcoming dates

  • Wednesday

    8:00–14:00

  • Saturday

    8:00–14:00

  • Wednesday

    8:00–14:00

  • Saturday

    8:00–14:00

  • Wednesday

    8:00–14:00

  • Saturday

    8:00–14:00

How to get there

Nearest parking: Torre d'en Pau, 191 m away. Other options: Passeig de Cala Gamba (387 m) and Carrer de Josep Mascaró i Passarius (406 m). Public transport: bus stop Cardenal Rossell, 65 (Coll d'en Rabassa) (94 m).

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Where to park

Public transport

Car parks and stops: data from OpenStreetMap. Straight-line distances.

Frequently asked questions

What days is the Coll d'en Rabassa market held?

On Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 8 am to 2 pm, all year round.

Where is it set up?

On the promenade of calle Cardenal Rossell, at the corner with Lluís Ripoll, in the heart of the neighbourhood.

What can you buy?

Fruit and vegetables, clothes, footwear, household textiles, crafts, leather goods and flowers — about fifteen neighbourhood stalls.

Since when has it also run on Saturdays?

Since September 2021: the city council added the Saturday at the stallholders' own request.

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