Son Ferriol: Market, Fira and Nativity Scene Exhibition

For a trip to Son Ferriol, the Mercado, the Fira de Son Ferriol and a seasonal Nativity scene exhibition offer different reasons to visit. If you are looking for a hotel in Son Ferriol, you can first decide which occasion matters for your trip and plan your dates accordingly.

Mercado de Son Ferriol: Saturday market

The Mercado de Son Ferriol stretches along the streets of Prevere Bartomeu Font, Sant Joan de la Creu and la Blatera. It takes place on Saturday mornings throughout the year. A market visit therefore depends on a specific time slot within the week; check the date before travelling if the market is a main reason for your trip. The three street names help you find your way, while the weekly schedule indicates the right day to visit.

The stalls offer food, clothing, shoes, accessories, flowers, plants, handicrafts, leather goods and household items. The range brings together different shopping categories: from food and personal items to plants, crafts and household goods. However, the selection may vary from stall to stall and over time. Treat the listed product categories as a general range of what the market offers, not as a fixed selection available at every stall. If you have a particular type of product in mind, plan to be flexible.

Fira de Son Ferriol: agriculture, livestock and trade

The Fira de Son Ferriol is an annual agriculture, livestock and trade fair. The 31st edition took place in March 2025; Avinguda del Cid and the surrounding streets were planned as the venue for the 32nd edition in March 2026. If you plan a future trip around the Fira, check the specific date and venue for the edition in question. This will help you coordinate your visit to a particular edition of the fair with your own travel dates.

Seasonal Nativity scene exhibition

One of the most significant Nativity scenes is displayed in the Church of Sant Antoni Abad in the Son Ferriol district. Together with the Nativity scene in the church in Son Roca, it remains on display until the end of January. Dates and arrangements may vary from year to year. If the exhibition is important for your trip, check the specific details for the period in question. The exhibition period ending in January offers a different timing reference from the Mercado, which takes place on Saturday mornings throughout the year.

The three occasions differ mainly in their timing for travel planning: the Mercado takes place at a recurring time each week, the Fira is held annually, and the Nativity scene exhibition runs during a seasonal period. Compare these timings with your possible travel dates and check the relevant date information for the fair and exhibition. This will help you plan your stay around the occasion that matters most to you.

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