The Fira i Jornades de la Taronja de la Vall de Sóller 2026 celebrates its twentieth edition, consolidating itself as one of the most interesting gastronomic and traditional events in Mallorca during spring. For several weeks, the orange —the valley’s emblematic product— becomes the central theme of a programme that combines market stalls, gastronomy, culture and activities for all audiences.

If you’re looking for things to do in Mallorca in April, this fair is one of the most complete and authentic events you can attend.

When is the Sóller Orange Fair 2026

The fair takes place across different dates and formats:

  • From 10 to 26 April 2026: gastronomic days in restaurants across Sóller, Port de Sóller and Fornalutx
  • 11 and 12 April 2026: main fair weekend in Plaça Constitució
  • 9 April 2026: official opening
  • Additional activities: 18 and 25 April

Gastronomic days: restaurants with citrus-based menus

One of the main highlights of the fair is the Jornades de la Taronja, where local restaurants create special menus featuring oranges and citrus fruits as the main ingredients.

It’s an excellent opportunity to discover the versatility of this product in both sweet and savoury cuisine, with creative proposals based on local produce.

Sóller Orange Fair 2026 programme

Thursday, 9 April: opening

The event begins with the opening of the local product exhibition at Sóller Town Hall, where the “How many oranges are there?” contest also starts.

On the same day, the gastronomic days are officially presented.

Saturday, 11 April: main day of the fair

Saturday is the busiest day, with continuous activity in Plaça Constitució:

  • Orange and citrus market
  • Exhibition of local citrus varieties
  • Food tastings with special preparations (approx. €4)
  • Family workshops throughout the day
  • Citrus dessert competition
  • Live music, traditional xeremiers and street entertainment
  • Official opening ceremony and awards

In the evening, the Nit Taronja takes place, featuring concerts and a festive atmosphere, with attendees encouraged to wear orange.

There are also additional activities such as guided tours focused on Sóller’s hydraulic heritage.

Sunday, 12 April: market and family atmosphere

Sunday continues the fair with:

  • Citrus and local product market
  • Stock market by local shops
  • Children’s workshops
  • Live performances
  • Cultural activity about the history of citrus fruits at MUCBO

Saturday, 18 April: cultural and family activities

  • Theatre and children’s activities
  • Guided tours of orange groves
  • Route through the fountains of Fornalutx

Saturday, 25 April: closing in Fornalutx

The closing events take place in Fornalutx, featuring:

  • Children’s drawing competition
  • Orange cake competition
  • Award ceremony for the Taronja d’Or
  • Traditional entertainment with xeremiers

Why visit the Sóller Orange Fair

Beyond the market itself, this fair stands out for several reasons:

  • It connects gastronomy, tradition and local produce
  • It allows visitors to discover one of the most iconic landscapes of the Serra de Tramuntana
  • It offers plans for all types of visitors (families, couples, food lovers)
  • It’s the perfect excuse to visit Sóller in spring

It also coincides with one of the best times of the year to explore the valley, when orange trees are at their peak.

Tips for visiting the fair

  • Arrive early on Saturday to avoid crowds
  • Book a restaurant in advance if you want to experience the gastronomic days
  • Combine your visit with Port de Sóller or a local hiking route
  • Consider arriving on the historic Sóller Train, an experience in itself

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Where is the Sóller Orange Fair held?

Mainly in Plaça Constitució in Sóller, with additional activities in Fornalutx and other parts of the valley.

Is the fair free?

Yes, entry is free, although some activities and tastings have a cost.

Which days are best to visit?

Saturday 11 April is the main day, although Sunday also offers a great atmosphere.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes, there are children’s workshops and family-friendly activities throughout the event.

If you’re planning your spring agenda, the Sóller Orange Fair is one of those events that combine authenticity, gastronomy and setting, and is well worth a trip to the Serra de Tramuntana.