Cuines del Món in Palma 2026
Palma (Palma)
From 1 to 15 October 2026, 45 restaurants in Palma serve set menus from 26 cuisines for 25 € each. Find every address, menu and booking link here.
1 to 15 October 2026
The island's traditional fiestas, sorted by date: fire nights, historical battles, wine festivals and ferias. With dates for this year and next, exact locations and tips for your visit.
Only annually recurring fiestas with history, no club events or one-off shows.
From Palma across the Tramuntana to the east of the island: the key fiestas of every corner of Mallorca.
Getting there, crowds, costs: the practical details most guidebooks leave out.
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Palma (Palma)
From 1 to 15 October 2026, 45 restaurants in Palma serve set menus from 26 cuisines for 25 € each. Find every address, menu and booking link here.
1 to 15 October 2026
Cala Ratjada (East)
Food festival at Cala Ratjada's harbour: cooking stalls, tastings and creative dishes around the llampuga (mahi-mahi), the seasonal fish of autumn.
10 to 11 October 2026 (provisional)
Palma (Island-wide)
Saint Ursula's day the Mallorcan way: serenades on the evening of 20 October and freshly fried bunyols on 21 October, celebrated island-wide.
20 to 21 October 2026
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Religious festival
The Three Kings arrive by boat at the Moll Vell on 5 January and parade through Palma in the Cavalcada. Route, times and where to stand with small children.
5 to 6 January 2027
Date to be confirmed
Religious festival
On the evening of 5 January the Three Kings also parade through Alcúdia. Smaller and more relaxed than in Palma, with sweets for the children.
5 January 2027
Date to be confirmed
Traditional fire festival
Artà's Dimonis are among the oldest on the island: fire night on 16 January, Cavallets dances and the Beneïdes on 17 January.
16 to 17 January 2027
Traditional fire festival
Mallorca's wildest winter night: in Sa Pobla, Dimonis dance around towering fires, with Espinagades and music until morning.
16 to 17 January 2027
Traditional fire festival
Palma's biggest city festival: Verbena night with free concerts on the old town squares, Foguerons for grilling and a Correfoc fire finale.
19 to 20 January 2027
Carnival parade
Palma's carnival: Sa Rueta, the children's parade in the old town, and one week later Sa Rua, Mallorca's biggest carnival parade with floats and dance groups.
31 January to 7 February 2027
Date to be confirmed
Traditional fair
Mallorca's only fair dedicated purely to ceramics: potters from Marratxí and across Spain show siurells, tableware and craftsmanship around Sant Marçal.
4 to 14 March 2027
Date to be confirmed
Religious festival
During Holy Week, 33 brotherhoods process through Palma's old town. The highlight is the Crist de la Sang procession on Maundy Thursday.
21 to 28 March 2027
Traditional fair
Mallorca's oldest fair (since 1318) fills Sineu on the first Sunday of May with a livestock market, farm machinery, crafts and inland produce.
2 May 2027
Date to be confirmed
Historical festival
Every May, Sóller re-enacts the pirate battle of 1561: thousands in costume fight on the beach and in the old town until the Christians win.
10 May 2027
Date to be confirmed
Religious festival
On Corpus Christi a solemn procession moves from the cathedral through Palma old town, accompanied by flower carpets and the dancing Àguiles.
27 to 30 May 2027
Date to be confirmed
Midsummer festival
On the night of 23 to 24 June Palma celebrates midsummer: fire and Correfoc at the Parc de la Mar, bonfires on the beaches, a midnight swim in the sea.
23 to 24 June 2027
Mallorca celebrates all year round: in January the fires of Sant Antoni and Sant Sebastià burn, in May Sóller re-enacts the pirate battle of 1561 at Es Firó, in June the beaches light up for Nit de Sant Joan, and autumn brings wine festivals and the great ferias of Inca and Sineu.
This page collects the island's traditional, annually recurring fiestas with concrete dates, exact locations and practical tips. We update the dates as soon as the municipalities confirm them officially.
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