This Christmas season, Mallorca is set to dazzle with festive markets, illuminated streets, and vibrant events. Palma’s iconic light display will brighten the city, while local villages prepare artisan fairs and traditional concerts. See what's on offer this festive season and get in to the Chistmas spirit!
Palma Christmas Train ➡ December 23rd, 27th, and 28th, as well as January 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 2025
The Palma Christmas Train will operate two different routes: one departing from Plaza de la Reina, passing through iconic city landmarks such as Calle Conquistadora, Paseo de Se Borne, Jaime III, Paseo Mallorca, and Via Roma; and another starting from Plaza Abu Yahya, traveling along streets like 31 de Diciembre, Avenida Comte Sallent, and General Riera. The service runs from 5pm to 9pm, with departures approximately every 25 minutes, and the final train leaving at 8.40pm.
Father Christmas visits Palma
You can see Father Christmas with his sleigh at the following locations and times:
- Carrer del Sindicat ➡ December 23
- Carrer Jaume II ➡ December 23
- Carrer Sant Miquel ➡ December 23
- Carrer de Sant Nicolau ➡ December 23
- Passeig del Born ➡ December 23
- Porto Pi in Palma ➡
➡ December 23 from 12 noon to 2pm and 5.30pm to 8pm
➡ December 24 from 12 noon to 2pm - El Corte Ingles Avenidas on the 4th floor
➡ December 23 from 11am to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm
➡ December 24 from 11am to 2pm - El Corte Ingles Jaime III on the 4th floor
➡ December 23 from 5pm to 8pm
Christmas Choirs ➡ Various dates and locations
Performing from 6.30pm to 7.30pm at various locations.
- On December 23, the Son Dameto Choir will perform in Plaça de Cort, while the UIB Women's Choir will sing in Can Pastilla (Plaça de l'Església).
- The Choir of the Universitat Oberta per a Majors will perform on Carrer Sant Miguel on December 27, and the Cor Ciutat de Mallorca will conclude the series in Plaça de la Porta Pintada on December 28.
Christmas Circus ➡ Thursday, December 5 to Thursday, January 2
Circo Alegria is coming back to Palma with It’s “On Ice” show on Thursday, December 5 and running until Thursday, January 2. Son Fusteret showground; tickets from 12€ at circoalegria.es
Port Adriano Winter Park ➡ December 20 to January 7
Port Adriano’s Christmas Winter Park offers fun for all ages. Enjoy skating on Mallorca’s largest ecological ice rink (300m²) or glide down a giant 3-meter-high, 30-meter-long slide. Entry and rentals are free. Open daily from 12pm to 8pm (4pm closure on December 24 and 31), the park also features food stalls and festive visits from Father Christmas and King Melchor.
The Palma Ice Skating Rink & Snow Park ➡ November 22 to January 7
Palma’s Ice Park Mallorca will be open from November 22, 2024, to January 7, 2025. Located in Parc de Ses Estacions, it offers 260m² of skating fun daily from 10am to 10pm. Gloves are required. 8€ per person for a 25 minute pass. The Parque de Nieve offers natural snow play for kids, including castle and snowman building, with 5€ for 20-minute sessions, boots provided.
New location: Eusebio Estada 29, Palma.
Palma Christmas Markets ➡ Friday, November 22 to Monday, January 6
Located at the Plaça Major, La Rambla, Via Roma and Parc de ses Estacions. Free. Open from November 22 to January 6 from 10am to 9pm daily.
Puerto Portals Xmas Market ➡ Friday, December 13 to Monday, January 6
The Christmas Market in Puerto Portals is set for December. With over forty charming wooden stalls adorned with festive lights and fir trees, the market brings the true essence of Christmas to the port. You’ll find a wide array of high-quality products, from holiday decorations and accessories to wooden toys and other unique gifts. Visitors can also enjoy a delicious variety of food offerings. Plus, there’s plenty of family-friendly fun, including a skating rink and a host of exciting activities for everyone. Full schedule here ; Puerto Portals; Free
Christmas in Calvia
At the Paguera auditorium, enjoy a circus show with rhythmic juggling on Saturday, December 21, and the "Dance Experience" performance by Compañía Ibérica de Danza on Sunday, December 29.
The Parc de Nadal, held at the Galatzó Sports Centre from December 27 to 30, offers children games, attractions, craft workshops, and musical shows. Admission is 2 euros per person, or 6 euros per family. This year’s proceeds benefit the Duchenne Association in the Balearic Islands, supporting research to improve life for those affected by Duchenne, including three-year-old Lleó Páez from Son Ferrer. Hours are 4pm to 8pm on December 27 and 10am to 2pm - 4pm to 8pm on December 28, 29 and 30.
The Hidrobal Sant Silvestre Calvianera, a beloved and festive New Year's Eve race on the island, will take place on December 31 at 5 pm at the Magaluf athletics track. Participants can enjoy chocolate and ensaimadas and are encouraged to come in fancy dress.
Ring in the New Year with an unforgettable celebration at the Galatzó Sports Centre! Starting at 12.30am and lasting into the early morning, the party will feature a mix of popular 80s and 90s hits along with current favorites for all ages. A 3D photo booth will be available to capture memorable moments, and, as with last year, shuttle buses will be provided for easy access to the event.
The Christmas season concludes with the arrival of the Three Wise Men on January 5 in Palmanova. Arriving by boat at 6pm, they’ll parade along Passeig de la Mar, delighting children with magic and cheer. Royal letter boxes will be available throughout Calvia for children’s letters.