The most solemn and visual week of the year: candles, drums and streets of the old town turned into a stage

Holy Week in Mallorca is experienced in Palma and in many towns on the island, with night processions, sacred music and a very special atmosphere in the historic center.

In addition, it marks that “change of season”: spring begins to feel and the bakeries are filled with typical sweets such as rolls, robiols and crespells.

✅ Why go
Because it is a very Mallorcan experience: candlelight processions, traditional tunics, drums and an atmosphere that is unlike anything else in the rest of the year.

❌ To keep in mind
Some days are holidays and the center may be more crowded or with streets closed during the processions. If you are going to see a procession in Palma, go with margin and with comfortable shoes.

📍 Data
Date:March 29 to April 5, 2026
Place:Palma and towns throughout Mallorca (processions and religious events)

🗓️Key dates (to orient you quickly)
March 29: Palm Sunday (blessing of palms and bouquets)
April 2: Holy Thursday (processions in Palma and in many towns)
April 3: Good Friday (a strong day) of processions throughout the island)
April 5: Easter Sunday (Encuentro procession)

🛍️ Shopping hours (useful tip if you come to visit)
April 2 (Holy Thursday): many shopping centers usually open
April 3 (Good Friday): many stores close
April 6 (Easter Monday): many stores closeExamples that usually follow this pattern: Porto Pi Shopping Center and FAN Mallorca (open on the 2nd; closed on the 3rd and 6th). The Fashion Outlet usually maintains long hours (10:00–22:00).