Consell, Mallorca – Wine, Antiques & Village Charm
A Village at the Heart of Mallorca
Consell is a small inland village in central Mallorca, just 20 minutes from Palma. It’s best known for its thriving wine industry and the island’s largest antiques and flea market, which draws visitors from across Mallorca every Sunday. Despite its growing reputation, Consell retains a quiet, authentic character, with a traditional square, rustic townhouses, and views of the nearby Serra de Tramuntana.
🏛️ Things to Do in Consell
Although small, Consell offers unique experiences that make it worth a visit.
The Sunday Antiques Market
Every Sunday morning, Consell transforms into the island’s biggest antiques and flea market. Expect everything from vintage furniture and jewellery to quirky collectibles. It’s a local favourite for bargain hunters and atmosphere seekers.
Wine Tourism
Consell sits in the Binissalem DO wine region, home to some of Mallorca’s best wineries. Visitors can tour vineyards, sample local Manto Negro reds and Prensal Blanc whites, and buy bottles directly from producers.
👉 See more in Wine Tasting in Mallorca – The Best Wineries.
Local Life & Village Walks
The village centre is anchored by the Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception and surrounded by narrow streets with traditional stone houses. It’s a pleasant stop for a relaxed coffee or evening stroll.
🍴 Where to Eat in Consell
| Restaurant | Highlights | Style |
| Can Jan | Mallorcan home cooking with seasonal produce | Traditional |
| Café Plaça | Casual spot on the main square, good for tapas & drinks | Local favourite |
| Wineries nearby | Many vineyards offer food pairings with tastings | Rural experiences |
🏨 Where to Stay in Consell
| Stay Option | Best For | Notes |
| Agroturismos around Binissalem | Wine lovers | Boutique country hotels near vineyards |
| Rural hotels | Couples | Quiet stays with Tramuntana views |
| Finca rentals | Families & groups | Private countryside villas |
👉 For inspiration, see Agroturismo in Mallorca and Luxury Agroturismos in Mallorca.
📜 History & Did You Know?
Consell’s history is closely tied to agriculture and winemaking. The fertile soils around the village have produced grapes for centuries, and it remains part of Mallorca’s most prestigious wine region.
Did you know? During the 19th century, when phylloxera devastated many European vineyards, Consell’s wines gained popularity in export markets. Today, the village continues to celebrate this heritage through its wineries and annual wine festivals.
✨ Lifestyle & Vibe
Consell is quiet and authentic, making it popular with Mallorcan families and a growing community of international residents. Sundays bring lively crowds for the antiques market, but the rest of the week life moves at a gentle pace. For visitors, it’s an easy day trip from Palma, and for residents, it’s a well-connected yet peaceful base.
🚗 From Palma to Consell
By Car: ~20 minutes (23 km) via Ma-13 motorway.
By Train: Consell has its own TIB train station, connecting Palma to Inca, Sa Pobla, and Manacor.
By Taxi: Around €25–30 from Palma.
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