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The best craft markets and typical products of Menorca

selección de los mercadillos más populares de Menorca

There is nothing in the world quite like spending holidays in Menorca. Its incredible coves with turquoise waters, the sun, nature, and a magnificent Mediterranean climate allow you to enjoy the island all year round.

That is why throughout the year, but especially during the summer months, numerous craft markets and gastronomic products are held throughout the island. Visiting these markets is an excellent opportunity to get to know the island’s culture through crafts and gastronomy with its typical products.

During the summer nights, you can also visit one of these markets, a unique experience to know the typical Menorcan Avarcas, leather goods, the flower of salt of Fornells, Mahon cheese, or sobrasada in the moonlight and to the rhythm of summer music.

If you are lucky enough to visit Menorca, we recommend you to visit some of these markets to get to know the most traditional and genuine side of Menorca. Here are our recommendations with the best street markets on the island: 

1. Street Markets

2. Craft and food and agriculture markets

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3. Night Markets

Alaior is one of the most charming villages in the interior of Menorca. Its cobbled streets of the old town make it a magical place to enjoy these markets during the summer nights.

Es Castell is the easternmost town in Spain and the one with the most British essence of the island. Located in the Port of Maó, it was founded around the Castell de Sant Felip. It is a vibrant town that preserves the original transversal layout of its streets that reflects its British roots and military past. 

Es Mercadal is an inland village located right at the foot of Monte Toro, the island’s highest point. It is one of the most beautiful and typical villages with its white houses where you can taste traditional Menorcan food in its many restaurants.

Ferreries is a beautiful whitewashed village surrounded by some of the most spectacular landscapes of the islands. It is well known for its shoe and furniture industry.

Ciutadella:

Ciutadella exudes history in each of its streets and its port. The cobblestones of its narrow streets dedicated to the ancient patrons of the medieval guilds are the perfect setting to enjoy the open-air markets.  

Summer nights in Menorca are magical to stroll through the narrow streets of its villages and enjoy the crafts and food products of the island. Whether you decide to visit a street market at night or during the day, we recommend you to confirm the schedule on the website of the town or city council, which may change from one season to another.