The Fira de Nadal i Reis 2026–27 transforms Palma into a festive wonderland, drawing both locals and visitors to its vibrant markets. Spanning from Saturday, November 21, 2026, to Wednesday, January 6, 2027, this event offers a unique blend of Christmas and Three Kings celebrations in the heart of Mallorca.
As the city embraces the holiday spirit, Plaça Major and surrounding areas become the backdrop for a seasonal journey filled with shopping, culture, and tradition.
"The Fira de Nadal i dels Reis is more than a market; it's a gateway to Mallorca's rich holiday customs."
The Story Behind the Dates
November 21 Through January 6
The Palma City Council has confirmed the market's schedule:
- Opening: Saturday, November 21, 2026.
- Christmas Eve: Thursday, December 24.
- Christmas Day: Friday, December 25.
- New Year’s Eve: Thursday, December 31.
- New Year’s Day: Friday, January 1, 2027.
- Final published date: Wednesday, January 6, 2027.
This 47-day period extends beyond Christmas, incorporating the Three Kings celebrations, making early January a key shopping time.
Awaiting the Final Timetable
Opening Hours Await Confirmation
While past seasons operated from approximately 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., these hours are not confirmed for 2026–27. Visitors are advised to check for the latest schedule, which should detail:
- Weekday and weekend hours.
- Christmas Eve closing.
- Christmas Day operation.
- New Year’s Eve and January 1 exceptions.
- Food-stall hours.
- The final day’s closing time.
Daytime browsing and evening visits offer distinct experiences—choose based on your interests once the timetable is available.
Admission and Spending
Free Entry, but Plan for Purchases
The market is described as free to enter. However, costs for workshops, food, rides, and other activities may apply, and no 2026 stall-price list has been verified. Visitors should budget for purchases and meals independently.
Exploring Market Locations
Plaça Major and Beyond
Plaça Major is a key location, known for its nativity figurines and Christmas decorations. While previous editions also included La Rambla–Via Roma and Parc de les Estacions, the full 2026 layout is pending confirmation.
Visitors are encouraged to start at Plaça Major and explore at a leisurely pace, asking vendors about the origins and care of products.
Gifts With a Story
Handmade and Artisan Products
The market is associated with handmade products and artisan shopping. For a thoughtful purchase, consider asking sellers:
- Is this your own work?
- Was it made in Mallorca?
- Which materials are used?
- Can it travel safely in luggage?
- Are there care instructions?
- What happens if an item needs exchanging?
A unique, locally made item offers a memorable keepsake from your visit.
Food and Three Kings Culture
Seasonal Spanish Sweets
Visitors can savor turrón, marzipan, and polvorones, traditional Spanish sweets associated with Christmas. These treats provide a cultural taste of the season, though they may not be available at every stall.
Why the Fair Continues to January
Connecting Christmas with the Three Kings
The fair's continuation until January 6 aligns with Spain’s important family celebration, the Three Kings Day, featuring the roscón de Reyes cake. This date marks the fair's conclusion, highlighting its cultural significance.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Things People Always Want to Know
When is the 2026–27 fair?
From Saturday, November 21, 2026, to Wednesday, January 6, 2027, according to Palma City Council.
Is November 27 the opening date?
Some travel listings say November 27, but the council’s September announcement gives November 21. Use the municipal date.
Where is the market?
Plaça Major is named in the 2026 council announcement. La Rambla–Via Roma and Parc de les Estacions feature in recent market coverage; confirm the complete current map.
What are the opening hours?
A full 2026–27 daily timetable was not verified. Previous 10 a.m.–9 p.m. guidance should not be reused as confirmation.
Is entry free?
Visitor guides describe free browsing access, but a current official admission policy was not retrieved. Check separately advertised activities.
Why does the fair continue to January 6?
It includes the Three Kings shopping period, an important part of Spain’s holiday season.
Is the Palma Three Kings parade confirmed?
The 2027 route and timetable were not verified. Await the current municipal announcement.
Verified Information at a Glance
- Event category: Christmas and Three Kings market.
- Name: Fira de Nadal i Reis 2026–27, also commonly called Fira de Nadal i dels Reis.
- Dates: November 21, 2026–January 6, 2027.
- City and island: Palma, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain.
- Organising authority: Palma City Council.
- Confirmed location named in current notice: Plaça Major.
- Other recent market areas: La Rambla–Via Roma and Parc de les Estacions; final 2026 layout to be checked.
- Daily hours: Not verified.
- Admission: Free browsing described by visitor guides; formal current policy not retrieved.
- Vendor prices and final roster: Not verified.
- Entertainment and parade details: Await current confirmation.
- Information checked: October 6, 2026.
Choose a date between November 21, 2026, and January 6, 2027, check the final hours, and leave time to enjoy Palma beyond the stalls. With seasonal shopping, local conversations, and island heritage nearby, the Fira de Nadal i dels Reis offers a welcoming way to discover Mallorca at Christmas.
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