Market Son Servera

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.

The town of Son Servera hosts its weekly market every Friday right in the city center. If you are arriving by car, there are numerous parking possibilities available around the stores of Müller and Eroski as well as parallel streets within the same vicinity. Otherwise depending on where you are entering the town from, you’ll need to find parking, which is mostly free, throughout the town.

The market itself, as mentioned is held in the city center and extends along Carrer Den Pere Antoni Servera and towards the central square of the town, where you’ll find the church, the town hall, and the beautiful church “Iglesia Nova”, worth a visit and a photograph.

The market stretches quite a way throughout the center of town with numerous stands selling all kinds of products including textile and fashion related along with shoes and footwear. Vegetable and fruit stands are located towards the center of the town, as well as numerous other handcraft and artisanal products and gifts. The market takes place throughout the whole year except on two Fridays with is the Festival of Saint Joan and the Saint Friday.

Throughout the streets, there are plenty of restaurants and bars with terraces to stop for a drink or bite to eat, and the market is a great combination to visit the town, sight see, and browse around. If you park near the aforementioned stores of Müller and Eroski, then afterwards you might might to allow your kids to play at the Playground Son Servera. It features a castle themed play area, and right next to it there is a artificial turf soccer court along with basketball hoops. Skating fans are also in luck as right next to the soccer area you’ll find a small skate park. Otherwise there is a smaller playground on Placa Nova, if you are parked near the other side of town. A little bit of energy expenditure before leaving the market.